The Orvis Guide to Beginning Wingshooting: Proven Techniques for Better Shotgunning (Orvis Guides)

I have the "same" book from Orvis for fly fishing, and I love it. So I picked this book up after I began upland hunting and am equally impressed. I only wish that I had bought it sooner.

As expected , this volume covers all concerns about shotgunning. To even include an entire chapter on gun dogs. Book looks good. Has quality paper and cover and is featuring pleasing colors and multiple pictures. Hours of entertaining discussion and training for the beginner shotgunner ( like me ) and the seasoned.

Pick up this book when you pick up your first shotgun.....period

The writing style is excellent for instruction. Clear, repetitive when the point is a major one, more relaxed when the point is a minor one. I thoroughly enjoyed even the sections about types of shooting I'm not interested in, like duck hunting. Not everyone is fortunate enough to learn this while growing up. Not everyone can learn from a mentor. For the self-driven shooter starting out alone, this packs a punch of information.

This is a good book. It is clearly written and a good book for anyone getting started in wing shooting but also great for someone with some experience that wants to get better. A number of simple pointers and steps to cleaning up your form and shooting better. Often it seems it is best to get back to basics when you want to gain advanced skill.

This is a great intro to the complex and often confusing world of sport shotgunning. If you want an intro from a master delivered in bite-sized pieces, here's your book!

This book is hard to put down. Deck provides wonderful insights and clarity into the Orvis method for wingshooting. The writing is crisp and informative, and his tips reflect a deep understanding of shotguns and wingshooting.

Great book for the beginner

the book is quite clear and explain many concepts about wing shooting. enjoyed reading it even it is a bit long at timefor a beginner like me it was really ok even if I would guess an experienced shooter would still learn a few things here and there

Great book, I highly recommend it.Good tips for wingshooting, gun fitting and hunting.Easy to understand, direct and To the point.