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Yes, at Paddlesdown we do know about shooting and we know the products to suit your needs! Here are a few of our recent pictures:
 
The picture on the left was taken in September 2006 & show's young Sam with his 20 bore flighting Geese, this time it was a blank flight but no less enjoyable. On the right we see Sam way back in November 2004 with a Greylag that I shot at morning flight. Under Sam's camo' Jacket you can see his School uniform - a quick change at the School Gate and he's ready for his day!
Waiting for evening flight out on the sand's of the tidal Montrose Basin. Looks like I've got my Baikal 3.5" auto with me and an Army Bergen for the birds - seem to remember it turned out to be a blank though! Ash is with me, the best Wildfowling dog I ever had - if a duck or goose was down he's not come back without it. 
Waiting for morning flight on the Montrose Basin, looking towards to Steeple in Montrose. Out there between me and Montrose is a lot of mud and thousands of Pinkfeet, I hope!
 
On the left Sam back in 2004 with his OLT 800 Goose Call, I can also spot my Ithaca 10g behind him. On the right I'm arriving back at the vehicle after a very good morning flight with 4 Greylags. Round my neck is the Haydels H-81 I use on Grey's & Canada's plus the Haydels MSG96 that is great for Pink's. This was the first time I used Gamebore 3.5" Steel shells through the auto and found them deadly.  
Left is Sam then aged 7 with the first goose he shot, a very large Greylag. Shot over the decoys with a little pump action .410. Right is Sam then 8 after shooting his first Canada Goose. He got this one at the start of the 2006/07 season on the Firth of Tay with his new 20g O/U and a dose of Hevi Shot.  
Left, about to collect the decoys after a tide flight for Wigeon at Lindisfarne. Right, Sam has had a super evening flight at Geese including his first Right and Left with his little 20g. 
Tide flighting at Lindisfarne in October 2006. Glassing the area up and watching a big pack of Wigeon sat out on the flat calm water - no chance of a shot today!
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