I have found that a lot of it depends on where you are hunting them. In Western Kansas where a average wind is 20+mph, I can burn up a whole lot of ammo sitting over a pond. Here in Eastern Kansas, my shot to kill ratio is much better cause they aint flying near so fast! When you have 4 or 5 of them coming in at a time with a 20 or 30 mph tailwind, those buggers are flat crankin when they come over the pond!!
Still isnt much better than going out opening day and shooting several boxes of shells. Woke up many mornings after opening day with a black and blue shoulder!![]()


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I've hunted with guys who took 5-6 boxes and still didn't get a limit. It really depends on "how" you shoot. I mean if you take your time and pop 'em when your patterns right, your avg goes up. If your practicing those shots that plague you, ploop, you avg drops. What shells you shoot seem to make the biggest difference I've found. Them cheap light loads just aren't worth it to me. Those Double AA's or Nitro Clays were actually cheaper and way more efficient for me. They cost more/box, but I didn't need as many shots. I loved opening day of doves, in highschool my football coach was infuriated with me because come 9-1 ole fatboy wasn't on the field. But, I still lettered 3 yrs in football. Black 'em out and bag 'em up. Good luck Thumbs Up
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