Shooting high pheasants is a area in which a steady, systematic and worked out method will pay returns, however it doesn't mean there's not scope for instinctive shooting. Shooting by intuition at a late seen bird, can often be successful, but if this shooting by intuition shall be your normal style of shooting, you'll need to discover how to wait for the right instant to fire. As previously stated, a high pheasant will likely be in your view for a while, so you really should not be tempted to have the gun mounted prematurily .. Do this and you will tend to aim at the bird, rather than getting in front of it before pulling the trigger.

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