INLINE TRIPLES
Written by Michelle Linnane
Gun 1 X Gun 2 X Gun 3 X
Line 1
difficult
Line
2
Line 3
easier
easiest
Triple from line 1
Different ways to do a inline triple.
You can always do this set of marks from an angle that makes pulling out the
middle bird difficult such as line 1.
Singles from line 1
You can also use and inline triple as singles
from line 1 to teach young dogs
to go by old falls. When doing singles have
all gun stand with a bird in their hand.
Double from line 2
From line 2 for a young dog you can do
gun 1 and gun 3 as a double. Leaving the middle bird
for last as a
single.
Triple from line 2
For young dogs using this configuration you do
some easy triples. Example you can shoot the triple off
Gun 3, Gun 1, the go
being Gun 2. Next pickup Gun 1 and last Gun 3. The hard bird in this triple in
my opinion is
the middle bird so do that as the go bird. When you send the
dog for Gun 1 you now getting a little short bird
training. Then when you
send for Gun 3 you are having them go by and old fall Gun 2.
Also you can do
a triple from line 2 shot off Gun 3, Gun 2, Gun 1. Pick them up in reverse
order, (Gun 1,
Gun 2, Gun 3)
All the same marks can be done from line 3 and they are easier then line 2.
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