I've thought that too, but that wasn't my instinct. I never expected him to shoot at us and was caught off guard. When he did I threw the kid into the blueberry row next to us and jumped in with him. By the time I checked him over for a hit the other brother had already started to take his gun. This whole incident was under about a minute. Scarred the kid for life. What it ended up coming down to in court because he was about 100 yards away they couldn't prove he aimed at us. His defense was he shot off in the air to warn us his cattle were in the pasture, A 1/4 mile away! He said he thought we were going to accidentally shoot one of them. Where I live and hunt you can't go a mile with some type of farm animal being present. I'm 30 years afield and I haven't heard of one getting shot by accident.