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You have more self control than I do. I shoot Jake's.

You don't say if you rented a 20 ga Benelli semiauto or o/u? If you like that gun, why not buy one? As for a cheap Turkish O/U (Tristar, CZ, Mossberg, Legacy, or others), don't do it. You are better off to buy a reliable semiauto or pump gun that is a proven design. You can shoot skeet and...

The ones I have seen are full size plans. Drawn out on big sheet of brown paper. Cut them out and use them. They came in a big Manila envelope all folded up.

Where in the midwest?

Very nice. I have been trying to hunt them around my area the last few years. This year we were covered up with them the week before season. By the time season got here I saw 2.

We do skinless with Canada Goose breasts. We stop just shy of 150⁰. We try to manage smoker and meat temperature pretty close.

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How to Make the Best Smoked Goose Breast - Grill Master University https://blog.cavetools.com/how-to-make-the-best-smoked-goose-breast/ We have used this recipe with very good success. We use electric meat thermometer to monitor temperate. We usually do like 20 breasts in a batch.

Dave, We have a state park probably 45 minutes from where I live that has one of those low water crossings. When I was much younger and rode my motorcycle everywhere, I was riding thru the park with my girlfriend on the back of my bike. Going thru the low water crossing, I gunned it to be...

Dave, My choice has always been black powder. I have always used FF in a 50 or 54 caliber. I always thought FFF was for smaller bore rifles and pistols. Good luck.

This is spot on. Terribly Invasive. We have aerial imagery that we can track the spread thru the fields. Terrible stuff. Burning it just stimulates seed germination.

If I remember correctly Herter's used to advise against using PVC or tangle free types of decoy line with their foam decoys.

Check your pm's

Good information. I have some broken goose floater heads. I was able to buy 6 dozen goose heads that with Herters shells. They are the heads with a fiberglass rod glued in them to stake the shells to the ground. I was going to try to get the rods out of the heads and I noticed a number of them...

Buy the BT-99.

Short reed tuning...broken in guts. | Refuge Forums https://www.refugeforums.com/threads/short-reed-tuning-broken-in-guts.612023/

I have hunted around lots of Benellis in the last 30 years. In all kinds of conditions. I have seen the Benelli click one time in a layout blind. I consider the Benelli click and the Remington O rings to be non-issues. In my experience the people telling those tales have very limited knowledge...

I'm a big fan of 870's and for waterfowl you will usually always find me with my old Special Purpose. If conditions are bad I will have the 870 for sure. I agree with Dani about redoing your 870. If you decide you must have a new semiautomatic my choice currently would be a Beretta. I am a fan...

In my area we would call that triple a giant, an interior, and a Hutchi.