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How do you load your gun?
Uploaded on December 17, 2012Hypothetical question.(I don't know your hunting styles) If you were to hunt waterfowl in a situation that could present anything from teal to honkers, how would you load your shotgun? let's say you were paddling down a stream. BB's, 2,3,4? In a certain order? Or stick to a certain species and let the rest fly? What are your thoughts?
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Shoot #2's at ducks, and make sure the honkers are well within range...no outter limits range shooting on geese.
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Shoot #2's at ducks, and make sure the honkers are well within range...no outter limits range shooting on geese.
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