Tilly

I said, well, you can shoot with me and Cher and co and come down in the morning.

So he meets down at Tequiti, down at Walker Road.

And my mate, Craig Shears, a commercial helicopter pilot.

So we meet down there, jumping the side-by-sides.

And we head on down to the pond and we get down there and naturally, me being me, I positioned myself on the upwind side so that I had first crack at all the birds coming in.

Yes, deservedly so.

And we had this guy, Jason, who's this crack shot.

So he's a clay bird instructor.

So naturally I thought, well,

I've got a zero on him and give him some hassles throughout the day.

Because I just want to shoot all the birds.

Like, it's just, it's all about body count for me.

And I like to put birds on the deck.

And I like to put myself in a position where I have the upper hand on everyone.

So naturally, I went with the upper wind side.

So the reason you do that, Jaser, is because the birds land into the wind, right?

And so they're going to come, naturally, if you're on the outwind side, they're going to come in from your side first.

So they're going to present themselves to you first so you get first crack at them.

And did telly take numbers?

I brought some serious weight, boys.