This story was originally published in the December 1971 issue of Outdoor Life. “The trouble with me,” moaned Mike Jacobs, “is that I shoot where they ain’t. I zig when they zag.” Mike had uncorked ...

And all that shooting from a lot of gun­ners concentrated in a small area makes the doves fly faster, higher, and trickier. The experts figure that about seven shells are fired for every dove bagged.