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You bet... Magnum Member dues every year. I hope that this thread gets anyone that may be lurking and reading the site to become a member of PH if they aren't already.

I also cut the wings, head, tail and one leg off, leaving one leg for ID. Next, I just grab some skin in each hand on either side of the breast, and pull (no knife needed), so you don't have to worry about cutting the breast. Just pull all the skin off, feathers included. Then, I grab in one...

Nebraska hunter checking in here. I hunt in southeast Nebraska, around the Tecumseh area. Numbers haven't been out of this world the last two years, but there's still plenty of bars around. Uh... I mean birds around.

But the 870 is such a light gun... why would you need a strap?! :) Just kidding! I use my 870 for turkey and duck hunting, and this strap looks like a great idea. Might have to order myself one. Thanks for the link Webguy!

Last year was just an okay year for bird limits, but a great year for beer limits. :cheers: The state reports again say that Nebraska is in for no better than an average bird year. But, just like every year, I'm more concerned with just getting out, getting a few shots in, making fun of...

My favorite is a Browning Citori Lightning 12 gauge. Fits me, and I shoot pretty well with it, too. I have an 870 Express 12 gauge as a back-up, which I also use as my duck and turkey gun.

I like to hunt on private land here in Nebraska. Our private land, joint owned by a few guys, does not have any pen raised, or released birds on it. It is simply CRP ground that we've purchased and try to keep it as habitable as possible for pheasants and quail. This creates my favorite kind...