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60 Seconds With Orvis' Bruce Bowlen

60 Seconds With Orvis' Bruce Bowlen

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60 Seconds

60 Seconds With Orvis' Bruce Bowlen

 


‍August 5, 2026

 

You are at the ready, and the bird flushes. Now what? The first thing a shooter must do is make visual contact with the target. Don’t try to shoot it until you see it. This rule sounds ridiculously obvious, but believe me, most shooters are inclined instinctively to bring their gun fully to shoulder before they are visually locked onto their target.

 

This tip came from the book “The Orvis Wingshooting Handbook – Proven Techniques for Better Shotgunning – New and Revised” by Bruce Bowlen.

  

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Noted: Remember, follow all safety rules and etiquette when handling a shotgun. Make sure you wear eye and ear protection. Obey all local rules, and state and federal laws regarding shotguns and hunting. Safety for yourself and everyone around you is your #1 priority. Please report any safety violations to the range master, safety officer or local authorities.


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