George; Inanimate objects like clay pigeons go with the wind, so really theres not much adjusting for the wind. Most live animals are affected by the wind too and although they can adjust to wind some in flight (crab into the wind like an airplane) they typically go with the wind, so not much adjustment for wind is necessary when they are in flight, imho. A covey of quail will normally flush with the wind and a skilled quail hunter knows that. An object sitting on the ground is a different matter and just like shooting a rifle, you have to compensate for the wind v
Last edited by buzz; 02/21/20 11:37 AM.
