Imagine an English thicket: gentlemen at pegs, beaters pushing birds, pickers-up with retrievers behind the line. After each push, a pause, then rotate.
A squad of 4 to 12 shooters works every station and every angle. At least 100 birds are released. Additional pheasants are available.
On the old Sportsman's News film they drove birds off a bluff about a hundred feet up. Call if you want that shape of day.