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Unread 07-09-2021, 08:53 AM   #1
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Generally speaking the higher the trap # the higher the degree of difficulty. I have also seen this shot where shooters in the second or bonus rounds can call any combination of traps but you still must break the first trap/bird called for anything to count. Not sure if this is a legit format or just a trappers idea of adding a little fun to the game.
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Generally speaking the higher the trap # the higher the degree of difficulty. I have also seen this shot where shooters in the second or bonus rounds can call any combination of traps but you still must break the first trap/bird called for anything to count. Not sure if this is a legit format or just a trappers idea of adding a little fun to the game.
That's pretty much how we play it here. You must break the #1 bird for anything to count. In the bonus round any trap combination can be called.
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Generally speaking the higher the trap # the higher the degree of difficulty. I have also seen this shot where shooters in the second or bonus rounds can call any combination of traps but you still must break the first trap/bird called for anything to count. Not sure if this is a legit format or just a trappers idea of adding a little fun to the game.
Since it's a "for fun" event, you can do the bonus rounds either way. 1 and a chosen trap or both chosen traps for more points.
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