In South America they have dove hunts... I think the standard package is two cases of shells per day but you can buy more!
I've thinned out the inventory... down to the two Brownings, a 20 gauge S&W Gold Elite English stock, and a 28 gauge CZ Ringneck. The Gold Elite is all I used the past two seasons... great woodcock and grouse gun where action is fast in tight cover. I do better with the Citori on the relatively slow flying pheasants in more open cover but the Gold Elite carries so nicely I carried it for them too... missed a few though. ;~)
Amusingly I used the Gold Elite at the Boy Scout sporting clays fundraiser last fall at Orvis Sandanona... worst score I ever got, a 50, but that got me first place in the "beginner's category" which we determined by the median score...! LOL That gun was totally out of place amongst the 12 gauge O/Us but I was there to have fun with the Gold Elite and I did. One of the trappers was giving me crap about shooting from a low gun during warm up. When my team showed up at his station during the shoot he started in again. He didn't say a word after I hit 5/6, from a low gun at a difficult uphill, tight, fast station where many got 0-3. That gun is made for that kind of shooting... those big slow 12 gauge guns were handicapped there. ;~)
Sort of on topic... I'm working on a fitted case for the Gold Elite... oak frame and exterior with a cherry interior. I made one but am not crazy about it... it was a good learning experience though. I'm going to strip the Brusso Quadrant Hinges and Gerstner leather handle and compartment (drawer) pull and make another one.
John