During which carry position is it not recommended to walk through bush?

The sling carry is not recommended for walking through bush because it can leave the firearm more exposed and could potentially snag on branches or other vegetation. This carry position often allows for the firearm to hang freely by the shoulder, which increases the likelihood of interference with surrounding foliage. Such snags can not only increase the risk of accidental discharge if the firearm is jerked or released in a sudden moment, but can also make it difficult to maintain control of the firearm while navigating through dense environments.

In contrast, other carry positions, such as the cradle, elbow, or trail carry, provide more secure and controlled ways to transport the firearm, minimizing risks associated with environmental hazards and improving safe handling.