On Tue, 24 May 2016 08:36:20 -0500, "Ryan P."
wrote:

I know there are exceptions to the rule, but every hunter I've gone
out with has always been hyper-sensitive to where everyone else is.

That was the way I was raised. Each hunter in a group will be in a
specified space and have a specified area of fire. We were always to
poor to hunt over dogs so when we worked a field each guy would be
behind the next guy's "weak" side. It is pretty hard for a right
handed shooter to shoot something off of his right shoulder. (station
6 low house is usually the hardest skeet shot if you line up for the
double) That is why I wondered exactly how Cheney shot that guy he was
hunting with.
Somebody was out of position and the way I heard it, the guy was the
one who got shot.