sighting in your rifle or shotgun

[bubba]

I have a single stick made by mtm.  It is like a cane but sticks in the ground and has an adjustable place to rest the gun.  Works very well

[Setters4life]

I shoot it offhand at 75 yards and had a 3 inch group.

More than adequate hunting accuracy and not bad for offhand either. Based upon what I witness at our range each season, most shooters can't hold a group inside an 8" bullseye offhand @ 100 yards. By summer's end loads should be developed and scopes sighted-in and the remainder of shooting practice before the sesason opens should be practiced in "hunting situations."

As for shooting sticks, I've never tried them but see a lot more people using them today. For me, it would be just something I'd lose in the woods! 

[Doc]

I have a single stick made by mtm.  It is like a cane but sticks in the ground and has an adjustable place to rest the gun.  Works very well

That sounds like the thing I bought a few years back. It's made of plastic. It really helps steady things down. The other thing I do is incorporate some propped up logs around my gun stands that work as shooting rests.

[bubba]

exactly it is black plastic.  I have it in my ground blinds when I am in them.