If you have limited time for anything besides work, kids, dog training, household chores and (checks notes) your spouse, make your precious minutes at the clay-target range count. Here’s a way to save some time and money while improving your odds of hitting more birds this season.
It’s all predicated on a concept I was taught as a musician: Only perfect practice makes perfect. If you’ve ever churned away at scales on the piano or bar chords on the guitar, you know there are only so many repetitions you can do well. After that, you’re phoning it in and all the “good” earlier rounds are erased by the sloppy later ones that booger up your developing skillset. Or maybe you play golf, where the same holds true for your swing.
In fact,…
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Game & Fish West (Digital) - 1 Issue, June/July 2024