wing shooting (Meaning)

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wing shooting (n)

shooting game birds that are flying (on the wing)

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The hunter meticulously prepared for the wing shooting season, ensuring his aim was sharp.
The wingshooting guide cautiously guided the hunter through the thick brush, pointing out potential flight paths.
The shotgun's recoil jolted the hunter as he fired at the soaring bird, hoping for a clean wing shot.
The dog bounded through the undergrowth, eager to retrieve the wounded bird after the successful wingshot.
The wingshooting tournament showcased the skills of expert marksmen and their trusty dogs.
The icy wind howled as the hunters trudged through the marshes, their wing shooting plans thwarted by the cold.
The young hunter's hands trembled with anticipation as he lined up the pheasant for his first wing shot.
The experienced wingshooter watched the flight patterns of the birds, calculating the perfect moment to take the shot.
The landowner granted permission for wingshooting on his property, recognizing the sport's contribution to wildlife conservation.
The wingshooting lodge provided a cozy haven for hunters to relax and share stories after a day in the field.

shooting game birds that are flying (on the wing)

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The hunter meticulously prepared for the wing shooting season, ensuring his aim was sharp.

The wingshooting guide cautiously guided the hunter through the thick brush, pointing out potential flight paths.

The shotgun's recoil jolted the hunter as he fired at the soaring bird, hoping for a clean wing shot.

The dog bounded through the undergrowth, eager to retrieve the wounded bird after the successful wingshot.