Wings Over Africa
WI SHOOTI I G AND L FE have much in common. Some days e simp y better than others. There are days when not a single pigeon flies your way, when the spurfowl refuse to flush, and the sly guinea owl manage always to stay one step ahead of you. Fortunately, such days are interspersed with good da and, occasionally, the wingshooter is blessed with a perfect day, when t e flocks of rock pigeons seem endless; when the spurfowl fly fast and true, or you finally manage to outsmart those crafty guineas.
The Tuinplaas Farmers’ Society recently held their annual wingshooting event to raise funds for various
