Hello everyone. Love upland game, trap, and sporting clays. I shoot a Remington 11-86 and a Browning 725.

Love the community and hope to get more time to shoot my shotguns. I currently have a Beretta 686 and two Remington 1187s. I hope to add a new Beretta soon.

Joining from Austin, TX. Mainly intro’d to shotguns and sporting clays when some friends at work want to go shoot around Houston. Got hooked on clays and then dove, upland, and waterfowl hunt when not shooting clays. Started with a silver pigeon but recently upgraded to a Zoli and love it. Watched your videos Steve Gould on the Mossberg 940 and picked that up as my new hunting gun when weather or hike isn’t suited for my O/U’s. But also have a Belgium made sweet 16 I’m hoping to test out pheasant hunting in western Kansas this winter too.

Hey I’m Nathan from the home of Bass Pro.

I upland hunt for woodcock and have run my Springer Spaniel in local hunt tests as well as worked European hunts as a dog handler.

Howdy y'all, this is Brad Nester from Ohio. The Gould Brothers' channel was first introduced to me in their collaboration with Dude Perfect, and I was hooked from there. I watch all of Steve's videos eventually, but prioritize the ones that focus on Trap. I have shot registered trap since 2007 and started bird hunting a few years earlier. I currently serve as one of the OSTA Zone Directors for Northwest Ohio and help operate ATA Shoots at the Williams County Gun Club. I am also an officer with our local chapter of Pheasants Forever and a member of Sonrise Community Church. I shoot a 12 ga Caesar Guerini Summit combo for trap and a 20 ga Browning Citori for bird hunting. It is a shame that certain sites are filtering and censoring content related to firearms, but now we can thank Steve for creating a place where that can be shared to help educate others and enjoy some of America's oldest pastimes.

Good day to everyone. I have been shooting shotguns my whole life. I’m a NRA level 2 shotgun instructor and coach my son’s high trap team. I love showing new kiddos the sport and helping them grow the same passion that I have for the sport!

From Illinois, I enjoy upland bird hunting and sporting clays including Super Sporting. I am a volunteer senior level volunteer wingshooting instructor with the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) program. I am also a NSCA Level 1 instructor

Shotgun was the first firearm I started shooting for hunting. Started around 9 or 10 years old with a youth hammer fired single shot 20ga that kicks like a mule. Still to this day it is the hardest kicking shotgun I have shot. Started with clays so I could shoot dove better. I would wear the thickest coat I owned to absorb some of the recoil of that 20ga, even during the hottest July summer days, and my shoulder would still be black and blue afterwards.

My most reliable shotgun that I used as my primary for over a decade and a half was a Benelli nova pump 28in 3 1/2in chamber. It is heavy, especially with the old mercury tube in the butt of the stock, but a reliable tank when it comes to mud, ice, and snow.

I currently use a Winchester SX4 28in 3 1/2 in chamber for my primary. The reason for the SX4 is because I love duck hunting and do a lot of off handed shots to drop the low and fast fly-bys that often happen with ducks. With the SX4 being a reliable gas operated semi auto, I don't have to have it shouldered like most inertia driven guns. Plus the gas action pushes through dirt, mud, and ice much better then inertia. North Dakota gets cold and I've had friends that have had their inertia driven guns (Browning A5s and Benelli SBEs) freeze up, while the gas operated keeps chugging along.

I'm 71 years old (retired) and have been shooting/hunting since I was about 10. At about 62 yo, I got interested in improving my shooing ability. I stumbled across "Instinctive Shooting" and haven't looked back. It's been a trying journey because I haven't had a physical coach near me, but through a lot of trial and error I've accomplished what I set out to do, and that was to become a more efficient wing shooter. Between hunting seasons I shoot sporting clays to keep learning about myself. To me, shooting feathered birds is way easier than shooting sporting clays. So I set out to find out why. That has become a very interesting spiritual journey for me, one I am still on. My biggest challenge in shooting anything flying is my ability/inability to stay focused on my shot process. Apparently, all my life, I've had ADHD and didn't realize it until my 60's. So as far as I'm concerned, I have a challenge ahead of me and I love how it drives me to always seek a more accurate and sustainable shot process. The Spiritual aspect for me is the renewing of my mind, first and foremost toward my Lord, secondly to my hobbies of which shooting is one. I find the two to be inseparable, even though there is a hierarchy set. In all things, "Let God be Magnified".

My guns at present: Retay Gordion 12/26" barrel, Beretta A300 Outlander 12/24" barrel, Beretta A303 20/26" barrel, and a Stevens 555E 12/28" barrels. I shoot all of them regularly. Anticipating getting the new Browning 825 "Noir" sporting in the near future.

I am Nathan from Kentucky. I shoot trap and skeet mostly but now getting into sporting clays. I use a 12 gauge in all shooting.