Missed Again? It Might Not Be Your Shotgun.
Every hunter remembers the one that got away. The dove that darted across the field. The quail that flushed unexpectedly. The pheasant that seemed to disappear just as quickly as it appeared. Most hunters blame their equipment.
The truth? More often than not, it’s a habit, not the shotgun. The good news is that many of the most common hunting mistakes can be corrected before opening day through regular practice on a sporting clays course.
At Etowah Valley Sporting Clays in Dawsonville, Georgia, hunters from across North Georgia use our courses to sharpen their wingshooting skills before dove, quail, pheasant, and upland bird seasons begin. And once October arrives, many continue that experience with our popular Clays & Feathers program at the neighboring Etowah Valley Game Preserve, where sporting clays and upland bird hunting come together in one unforgettable outing.
Here are seven mistakes we see most often, and how sporting clays can help fix them. Read More
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