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| I
am writing this letter to tell you how very much I enjoyed your "Shoot Where You
Look" course. | | It
amazes me that you could take a woman in her "late" 40's who is blind in her left
eye, left handed, right eye dominant, shoots right handed, with little to NO experience
shooting, and after only 1 hour a week for 4 short weeks, have her shooting aspirins
in the air with a BB gun!! Even though I know I was supposed to practice 20-30
minutes a day, my work schedule did not always permit that, and yet I was still
successful beyond my wildest expectations! I feel I owe that to your teaching
expertise. | | As
you know, my reason for taking the lessons was to learn how to shoot birds on
the wing. I had opportunity to go duck hunting, and couldn't hit the broad side
of a barn! I must tell you that after completing the course, I bagged my limit
of blue wing teal my first trip out! Now I go duck hunting every chance I get,
and every time I get in a good shot, I think of you and smile, knowing how proud
you'd be of this "ole lady student". | | I
want to know, however, that my shooting skills were not the only benefit of the
class. I have a reverence for gun safety that I would never have acquired without
your training. In addition, this new found hobby has afforded me the pleasure
of meeting a great number of fellow hunters and friends who share my love of the
outdoors and wonderful sport of hunting. One of the most important benefits, however
was the tremendous effect the whole experience had on my self esteem. I have felt
very good about taking the course, following it through, and learning how to do
something that very few women accomplish. It is very rewarding to know you're
the best that you can be! | | Thank
you for all of your guidance, patience, and for your friendship. May you always
keep your love for the sport and your zest for teaching. |
| You're
the greatest: Thank you | | Mary
Helen Jobes | | | |
