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Excelent advice. And, I propose an additional phrase to trigger (sorry) the memory just before calling for the bird. Wood to wood to wood. Meaning; remember to keep your head firmly down on the stock, as Barry admonishes, and to keep the gun pulled firmly into your shoulder, lest you pull the gun off your face when pivoting.
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