Overhead duck shot puzzle and double lead trick
A western hunting note explains why overhead incoming ducks are hard to kill. The author recalls misses at 80 to 85 yards and reveals the fix: bury the target and then jump the muzzle to shoot ahead, effectively doubling the lead to hit the bird.
Body Growth Mirrors Military Precision Says Smithsonian Scientist
Dr Ales Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian compares human organs to a military maneuver, noting each bone and organ has its own growth curve. He cites extensive skeletal collections and living material to show growth curves are specific to each body part and largely race-neutral.
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Smithsonian Institution
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Hrdukka
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