Ladies in the Field Sketches of Sport
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This is beyond doubt the best and Shooting. 207 most correct method, but not easy to ac- complish.
I take it for granted that you shoot with both eyes open.
It is impossible to lay down a rule how far in front to hold the gun for a crossing shot. It depends upon the pace the bird is going, and its distance from you, but, roughly speak- ing, for an ordinary shot at twenty-five yards, the object's own length in front may be enough (but I write this with some diffidence). For a driven bird or high... pheasant, my experience is, you can't get too far ahead ! For a rabbit or hare going away from you aim at the back of its head ; coming towards you, at its chest.
One of the greatest charms of shooting is its " infinite variety. " Let us take for ex- ample, to begin with, a day's covert shooting.
The waggonette with its pair of matched bays (of course w T e have the best of every- thing — on paper) stands at the door. You pack yourselves in, with a goodly amount of rugs and furs, and away you go, ten miles an hour, through the park.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is beyond doubt the best and Shooting. 207 most correct method, but not easy to ac- complish.
I take it for granted that you shoot with both eyes open.
It is impossible to lay down a rule how far in front to hold the gun for a crossing shot. It depends upon the pace the bird is going, and its distance from you, but, roughly speak- ing, for an ordinary shot at twenty-five yards, the object's own length in front may be enough (but I write this with some diffidence). For a driven bird or high... pheasant, my experience is, you can't get too far ahead ! For a rabbit or hare going away from you aim at the back of its head ; coming towards you, at its chest.
One of the greatest charms of shooting is its " infinite variety. " Let us take for ex- ample, to begin with, a day's covert shooting.
The waggonette with its pair of matched bays (of course w T e have the best of every- thing — on paper) stands at the door. You pack yourselves in, with a goodly amount of rugs and furs, and away you go, ten miles an hour, through the park.
What to read after Ladies in the Field Sketches of Sport?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Violet Greville to read onlineMoreLess
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