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One of the things they told me when we started filming was that when it is edited there will never be a lost bird. I was having a difficult time hitting one clay in the begining and Tim said "kind of tough with a camera shoved up your ...". I relaxed after that and found it hard to miss. I will tell this, never bet at pool on someones home table. Elk Creek at the time was my spot to shoot and I was OK at it there. Many things elude me now including the clays at Elk Creek.
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