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I've seen the suggestion to use paint brush fibers as cheap "May Fly Tails"
This seems like a great idea, but before I tie up 800 flies g are there any problems with this? I specifically notice that the brushes I grabbed from the barn seem to have stiffer fibers than "micro fibbits" and I wonder about them making flies poor hookers ?? |
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