One disappointment hunters experience when a group of birds have finally committed to your decoys is after everyone fires their gun, only one bird lays on the water. What happened? Each person is confident they hit "their" bird. Unfortunately, everyone in the group was aiming at the same bird. In advance of birds working your decoys, consider recommending that hunters select birds based on their position in the blind. Therefore, the hunters on the left side of blind, target birds on the left side of the group. This simple bit of planning can greatly improve your success when groups of birds come within range.