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Flighted sandgrouse
For
our sandgrouse shoot we move North to the Kalahari desert.
This handsome little bird is merely bigger than a dove, but
with a skin no human fingers can tear. It is the only bird
known where the male bird’s breast feathers act as a
sponge, taking in water which he then takes to his chicks,
and they drink it from his feathers. Of course this happens
out of the shooting season.
These
birds offer incredible shooting, with hundreds of birds jinking
and dashing over your butt, resulting in some of the highest
adrenaline rushes and barrel temperatures in the shooting
world. Great fun for a group of good friends.
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