Source: Ask the Instructor: Driven Birds
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The advice on using the swing through technique for driven birds is solid. I use the technique for fast incoming ducks and it works very well, because the faster the bird, the faster you swing the barrel to catch up and pass the bird. Doesn’t matter if the bird is directly overhead or off to the side. Shooting with both eyes open helps…..Jim.
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