US EditionNash Buckingham on the Most Memorable Wingshots of His Career
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Nash Buckingham on the Most Memorable Wingshots of His Career
This story, “Big Shots,” appeared in the June 1968 issue of Outdoor Life. WRITINGS HAVE BEEN left us of how colonizing shoemakers used to build blinds along the shores of New England’s freshwater ponds, put out homemade decoys, and await geese while cobbling inside the blinds. Their blunderbusses, flintlocks, and percussion muzzle-loaders were charged with everything from gravel and horseshoe nailheads to “boughten” pellets. When a voyaging squ…
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