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Do you think the creatures are going to eat the lead shot as it sinks to the bottom of the ocean?

^^^^ Nice photo! Lookin' good!

Fiskar's brush axe, and a silky saw is my choice when clearing by hand.

Well, actually it is different! One involves using steel shot (non toxic) vs. using lead shot which is toxic to birds, animals, and other aquatic...

It's not illegal as long as the boat isn't under motor power. Lots of waterfowlers hunt out of boats, this is no different.

This is a tricky question, Non-Toxic shot is the legal standard across Canada for shooting Migratory birds. It's not for the reason that it's better...

I had to look this up! Sounds like the practice of busting clays while on a cruise ended in the 90s

Thanks bud...too bad it's only an android camera, my wife's Iphone seems to take much better pics...you're right, that is compass training, I'm...

Harry's camera is living the dream. Is that compass training in progress I seen?

Thanks buddy....Cheers...

I think steel is only required for migratory game birds. If you were shooting crows you can legally use lead, "in the same area". If you're shooting...

I wouldn't do it in a designated marine protected area, but other than that I wouldn't worry about it to much. People shoot clay pigeons on crown...

I would not chance that. Sounds like that could be expensive in lawyer fees...

If you are shooting from a cruise ship it's likely offshore in International Waters where Canadian / BC Laws and regulations are not applicable. I'd...

You can arrange for it on many cruise ships. So it can't be illegal. Just be far enough away from any Karen's. The composition of a clay is not a...

Boone in the grass on a Late season Bird Hunt.

If clay and lead in the ocean doesn't bother you, I guess, fly at it. Being a veteran of the sport has obviously taught you nothing about responsible...