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Looking for some big patches of white belly hair from a deer. If anyone got any they would like to get rid of.
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Tie-flying (?) materials! LOL!
I haven't saved a deer skin since who flung a chunk.
There's lots of road kill in my area, but seldom do I find it fresh!
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Yep fly tying I usually get from my uncle but with the Covid he didn't get out much and didn't get one this year. Never thought of road kill but I don't know if I could do it.Comment
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Fresh road kill is okay, but once the buzzards begin to gather......! 👀Originally posted by Solitario Lupo View PostComment
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I would send you some, but nothing available until first weekend in October. If that works for you, send me a PM with details and address.
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It’s more like when the cops gather and wonder what the +/;+-% your doing and I’m on the 6 o’clock news. Lol.Originally posted by FirstBubba View PostComment
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Thanks I’m hoping to have some sooner if not I’ll give you a PM.Originally posted by crm3006 View PostComment
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Solitario Lupo- That is the first time I will have any opportunity to get any. Just let me know, I will stock you up for the future.Comment
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Google Midwest Fur Dressing. You can buy full hides or patches, just let them know what you want, they have every thing needed !Originally posted by Solitario Lupo View Post
Also Yost Fur Dressing.Last edited by bowhunter75richard; 02-27-2021, 04:17 AM.Comment
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Why is the belly hair desirable ? How about the hair on the inside of the back legs ? Is the belly hair also hollow ? No taxidermists in your area ?Comment
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I've tied with other hair like it's back. It is longer and harder to tie with for the flies I make. But any part of the deers hair is good just different fly patterns take different materials.
I dye my own hair also so white is the easiest to color.
As for it being hollow the way I understand it, it is not hollow like a drinking straw but more like a cork. Floats great.
As for taxidermy in my area I'm sure there's a couple but rather make a deal with someone like tie up a dozen of flies then get charged an arm and leg for some small patches.Last edited by Solitario Lupo; 02-27-2021, 03:14 PM.Comment
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Here's what I'm making with it.Comment
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I like those lone wolf!Originally posted by Solitario Lupo View PostHere's what I'm making with it.
About 1.25" long in yellow or silvery grey with a small black streak down each side would be awesome crappie jigs.
I know those aren't categorically "jigs", but a small split shot right at the knot would work great.
When the crappie spawn in the shallows, they take minnows and lures rigged 4 to 6 inches below a bobber.Comment
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