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Summary: Learn tips for the shooting lane when hunting in this free instructional video on a practical guide and techniques for hunters.
Robert Rogers has been a Track and Cross Country Coach for Otto Middle School for the last three years. He is a dedicated runner and coach. He holds three records from his past...read more
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" Hi! I’m Robert Rogers on behalf of expertvillage.com. In this clip we are going to be talking about shooting lanes. A shooting lane is a straight line of sight where you will be able to see between you and your target. Here a target could be 40 or 50 yards away and still be able to shoot it; where if you are in the brush, you don’t have any straight lines in sight. So if a deer walked in that area, I would be able to shoot it without a problem. When you are in a stationary position you want a couple different straight lines of sight so you would be able to pull up and shoot the deer if it was within the target range. "
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