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i used this on my PH course and it worked well
less swinging around and making circles with the scope, if you move in one plane, bottom to top and shot goes off when u are on the target then it seems to work well
also a trick to free hand shooting is,....shoot when the crosshairs are on target the first time, dont try and be steadier. longer you take the worse it gets and the more you start moving around
looking forward
this is a good methodAussie Hunter said "I often do this on pigs that are standing still at a bit of a distance, I will put the cross-hairs on the bottom of the leg and start moving upward and squeeze the trigger as I am moving my sight up the shoulder. Much much easier to take steady shot this way than just trying to hold the cross-hairs in one spot on the shoulder especially when you are breathing heavy and the adrenaline is flowing."
BINGO!
A professional hunter friend taught me this technique and it has worked well for me for several years - right and left handed, on various game and in America and Africa.
I suspect that one reason is that the mind is focused on trigger squeeze at a particular area as opposed to a particular spot. No stress. It is also very fast. More like shooting a shotgun. Works well on moving game too.
i used this on my PH course and it worked well
less swinging around and making circles with the scope, if you move in one plane, bottom to top and shot goes off when u are on the target then it seems to work well
also a trick to free hand shooting is,....shoot when the crosshairs are on target the first time, dont try and be steadier. longer you take the worse it gets and the more you start moving around
looking forward