These "call the shot" threads are some of the most useful I have seen in a while--way, way better than some poster of a buffalo standing broadside in ankle high grass!
They are useful topics as they show the complexity of shots and often an animal is not standing in the open posing for the camera or hunter. They are also a snapshot in time and it can change quickly. I always find it interesting in the field how one or two feet to the side can make a huge difference. The PH sees one thing and the hunter sees another. I try to stand and look over the shoulder of the PH so I see what they see. Sometimes I stand right behind the PH and look low while they look high. I also look to the sides when following the tracker in case something is circling and that is not unusual to see. I will rarely see something the tracker doesn't see when looking in the same direction so I keep my head on a slow swivel. Doing that, I will catch a few things first on every hunt.
Hi Dewald,
I am looking for a copy of Wright's "Shooting the British Double Rifle" (3E).
Please PM me (T/C) if you still have one.
Thank you very much in advance!!!
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