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Sitting here with my right arm out of commission and contemplating doing everything left handed for awhile got me to thinking back on the last couple years hunting out of scull and marsh boats. It's often impossible to twist around enough in those to shoot right handed (normal for me). So, instead of not taking any shot, I started trying left handed shots. Really sucked at it at first, but now I'm killing ducks on about 40% of the shots. Curious to see if anyone else is a switch shooter at times?

Mean Gene wrote:Sitting here with my right arm out of commission and contemplating doing everything left handed for awhile got me to thinking back on the last couple years hunting out of scull and marsh boats. It's often impossible to twist around enough in those to shoot right handed (normal for me). So, instead of not taking any shot, I started trying left handed shots. Really sucked at it at first, but now I'm killing ducks on about 40% of the shots. Curious to see if anyone else is a switch shooter at times?

i shoot bow right handed and shoot a gun left handed pretty much simultaneously

MB. You just said you shoot a gun and bow at the same time. Which one do you aim and which one do you miss with?

aunt betty wrote:MB. You just said you shoot a gun and bow at the same time. Which one do you aim and which one do you miss with?

still cant get anything by you bub. if you dont close any eyes you dont have to miss with either.

people prolly have varying degrees of eye dominance, im lucky to have 20/20 domination vision.

Mean Gene wrote:Sitting here with my right arm out of commission and contemplating doing everything left handed for awhile got me to thinking back on the last couple years hunting out of scull and marsh boats. It's often impossible to twist around enough in those to shoot right handed (normal for me). So, instead of not taking any shot, I started trying left handed shots. Really sucked at it at first, but now I'm killing ducks on about 40% of the shots. Curious to see if anyone else is a switch shooter at times?

i've done it a couple times, not frequently though.

Mornin Beef wrote:people prolly have varying degrees of eye dominance, im lucky to have 20/20 domination vision.

lol for real

(MT)Montanafowler wrote:

Mean Gene wrote:Sitting here with my right arm out of commission and contemplating doing everything left handed for awhile got me to thinking back on the last couple years hunting out of scull and marsh boats. It's often impossible to twist around enough in those to shoot right handed (normal for me). So, instead of not taking any shot, I started trying left handed shots. Really sucked at it at first, but now I'm killing ducks on about 40% of the shots. Curious to see if anyone else is a switch shooter at times?

i've done it a couple times, not frequently though.

Depending on which eye the puss is draining from...

It seems like lots of girls have cross dominance problems. Is there any evidence behind this?

I've shot a shotgun lefty a few times just to see how it feels. Only thing is being right eye dominant I can't hit shit. But it actually feels more correct and I have better control swinging the gun. Maybe I can train my left eye.

aunt betty wrote:

(MT)Montanafowler wrote:

Mean Gene wrote:Sitting here with my right arm out of commission and contemplating doing everything left handed for awhile got me to thinking back on the last couple years hunting out of scull and marsh boats. It's often impossible to twist around enough in those to shoot right handed (normal for me). So, instead of not taking any shot, I started trying left handed shots. Really sucked at it at first, but now I'm killing ducks on about 40% of the shots. Curious to see if anyone else is a switch shooter at times?

i've done it a couple times, not frequently though.

Depending on which eye the puss is draining from...

I thought it was his ears

For me, it is easier to shoot out of the drivers side window than the passenger side but I have done both.

FlintRiverFowler wrote:

aunt betty wrote:

(MT)Montanafowler wrote:

Mean Gene wrote:Sitting here with my right arm out of commission and contemplating doing everything left handed for awhile got me to thinking back on the last couple years hunting out of scull and marsh boats. It's often impossible to twist around enough in those to shoot right handed (normal for me). So, instead of not taking any shot, I started trying left handed shots. Really sucked at it at first, but now I'm killing ducks on about 40% of the shots. Curious to see if anyone else is a switch shooter at times?

i've done it a couple times, not frequently though.

Depending on which eye the puss is draining from...

I thought it was his ears

eyes and ears, i have four separate infections. the other two are sinus and respiratory.

FlintRiverFowler wrote:

aunt betty wrote:

(MT)Montanafowler wrote:

Mean Gene wrote:Sitting here with my right arm out of commission and contemplating doing everything left handed for awhile got me to thinking back on the last couple years hunting out of scull and marsh boats. It's often impossible to twist around enough in those to shoot right handed (normal for me). So, instead of not taking any shot, I started trying left handed shots. Really sucked at it at first, but now I'm killing ducks on about 40% of the shots. Curious to see if anyone else is a switch shooter at times?

i've done it a couple times, not frequently though.

Depending on which eye the puss is draining from...

I thought it was his ears

ears, eye, chest...he's infected. He will be assimilated.

Do it left handed, it'll feel like someone else is doing it for you.

Mornin Beef wrote:people prolly have varying degrees of eye dominance, im lucky to have 20/20 domination vision.

Lol nice Rickyism

RonE wrote:For me, it is easier to shoot out of the drivers side window than the passenger side but I have done both.

:lol:

rebelp74 wrote:Do it left handed, it'll feel like someone else is doing it for you.

Make sure to sit on your hand for a while first....

I switch hands and gain a stroke