As stik and D16 have mentioned many of us have gone thru so many mistakes and many of us will try to cut the learning curve down for the new folks coming in to the sport. From ammo to guns to decoys to chokes their is no one perfect set up that works all the time anywhere. In my 40 years of duck and goose hunting I learn something new every day I hunt
Many of todays new hunters are more concerned about stacking up birds for tailgate shots than they are about learning how to hunt. So many people band aid their talent level by buying ammo and chokes to shoot high. If you want to shoot shells that cost $25 a box go for it, is it needed, probably not
I will always encourage new and seasoned hunters to work harder on getting birds in close vs. shooting high and far.
Shooting longer distances increases your cripple rate and your retrieval time, nothing like looking for a crippled bird and have a flock of mallards or specs flare off while you or your dog is in the spread
Many of todays new hunters are more concerned about stacking up birds for tailgate shots than they are about learning how to hunt. So many people band aid their talent level by buying ammo and chokes to shoot high. If you want to shoot shells that cost $25 a box go for it, is it needed, probably not
I will always encourage new and seasoned hunters to work harder on getting birds in close vs. shooting high and far.
Shooting longer distances increases your cripple rate and your retrieval time, nothing like looking for a crippled bird and have a flock of mallards or specs flare off while you or your dog is in the spread