Shooting Position

[SteelerFan]

99% seated (in a lounger the past 2 seasons). Only 1 standing, years ago.

I'm surprised at the number of prone shooters. I've never even considered that position? Hunting wooded tracts of mountain ground, I guess it's never even entered the equation. 

[Happy]

My prone shots mainly happened in fields. Using a small rise in the field. Call them up and when they pop their heads over looking......

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[g8rvet]

All seated, except for two. Both of those I was in the process of sitting down and had to shoot early, as I was slow to pick a spot in my early years of turkey hunting, although one took a followup as I stood up, not sure if it was needed, but made me feel better.

Never tried to lay prone, but not sure my bad back could take it for long anyways. 

I did miss one crouched one time.  Dumb decision to crouch, dumb decision to shoot.

[M Sharpe]

Shot them sitting and standing, don't think I've killed one from the belly crawl position.

[VaTuRkStOmPeR]

Killed one standing up on a field edge on Saturday in Maine.

One kneeling and all the rest were killed from the sitting position.

[TRG3]

From my youthful days of tree squirrel hunting, I learned to shoot both right and left handed. Over the last several years,  this has proven valuable when shooting from my ground lounger. I can cover more than  180 degrees and have taken many deer/turkeys being able to shoot from either shoulder. I've thought about standing, but would need one of those attach-to-the-tree seats to provide some comfort.

[appalachianassassin]

this year 33% sitting 66% standing or kneeling.

[deerhunt1988]

43% sitting
43% standing
14% kneeling

for this season