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Gebben and Karen show us how to prepare for upland game hunting. Watch this exciting episode to learn how to gain your balance and execute the shot properly.

Gebben and Karen take us through some tower shots from left to right and right to left and show us how to approach these shots. Tower shots will be the most similar to the Eurasians that we will be hunting.

Gebben & Karen shoot some random targets and show us how to identify, get balanced, implement a smooth mount, see the target and finish the shot. This is a fun episode and some very good information to bring in to your next hunt.

Gebben & Karen shoot 2 different targets with several different methods as they prepare for their Eurasian dove hunt. They implement the same concepts of clay shooting, thinking specifically for the upcoming hunt.

Watch this exciting series where Gebben and Karen show us how we can use sporting clays to help us prepare for hunting!

Gebben and Karen discuss discuss and demonstrate in depth the Sustained Lead method on a variety on shots. Watch how the smoothly execute the technique and break several different presentations.

This is the final week of learning the matrix. These pairs are very tough and it’s interesting how Gebben approaches all 4 pairs. Watch how Gebben commits to his game plans and executes with smoothness and feel.

Gebben and Karen shoot the 7 & 8 target on the matrix. These 2 targets are really big leads, challenging for anyone. It’s very interesting how they approach these 2 targets and the moves implemented. Gebben allows both targets to collapse and then match up at the end.

This week Gebben and Karen take us through the 5 & 6 target of the Matrix field they’re shooting. Gebben shows us a collapsing or absorbing lead on the first target and then an absorb in to a sustain lead. Both target take a good gap in-front and the ability to keep the hands soft and steady.

This week Gebben and Karen take us through the 3 and 4 target of the matrix. Both of these are chondel targets and present unique applications of the approach to chondels. When approaching a pair like this, you need to shoot both targets where the sweet spot is. See the targets early but watch the first target break and the transition to the second shot.