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As an update, I went to the clays range last week.
I tried closing my left eye just as i was about to shoot -- didn't work very well, as the clay would seem to shift location as I closed the eye.
I squinted my left eye -- at first this felt very awkward and I missed more than I should, but as I went through the course I got better and better and was nailing them better than ever by the end. That said, it's not easy to do as I found it a bit hard to track down the clays.
I tried a few times shooting left handed. It felt all wrong. At age 42, trying to change my dominant hand for some fun sporting clays and upland bird hunting a few times a year definitely ain't worth it.
I'm going to try the tape over the left lens technique next time I'm out.
But I'm pheasant hunting for my first time in a few weeks and looks like I will have to work with the squinty method for now.
Anyway, just wanted to report back for those who are curious.
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