Welcome to this week's foul Friday Tip of the Week, brought to you by H.P. outdoors.

Here's your host, Josh's Josh and Dan.

Bringing you another foul Friday quick tip of the week.

This week we're talking about a really important thing that a lot of guys overlook and that's shooting your

lanes when you're in a line and you're hunting with a group of guys. Dan, talk to me

about why it's so important. You know the first thing that comes to my mind is

safety and you know if you don't shoot your lanes you can be The first thing that comes to my mind is safety.

And if you don't shoot your lanes,

you can be swinging your gun all around.

And I'm not saying that you're going to swing it straight 90 degrees

and shoot somebody, which that could happen.

And actually, there was an accident in this area where a guy swung around and did shoot the end of his buddy's barrel.

So you know that is something that just should not be happening in the field and if you're

shooting your own lanes that it just won't happen. Another thing that you really

need to consider is hearing. If you don't have hearing protection, which you should, you know, you could just blow out your buddy's

ears that's sitting right next to you and nobody wants to get wrung like that.

So, you know, those are two things that really stick out to me and they should not be overlooked.

Yeah, I mean if you've ever had your ears wrong in the blind, you know exactly what Dan's talking about, not an enjoyable experience at all.

But one thing I want to talk about is actually coverage of the

flock. When you have a bird, a group of birds finishing over your decoys, if you got

four guys in the blind, it's likely that if you all shoot into the same

same spot of the flock,

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