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"Tim Lysyk" wrote in message
news:Su5mk.4511$nu6.3853@edtnps83... I like goose biots. If you tie them in correctly, one edge will curl up for a really authentic segmented look to the body. Tim Lysyk copyright me. have you tried bleached and dyed turkey biot? Sort of the same effect(turn biot over and tie, and the edge lays flat, still segmentation but less prominent). Agreed, biots seem to be my go-to for a thin, segmented body at the moment. Allan Podell gave me a whole range of dyed, bleached peccary. They make great quills, and are easy to tie with, with GREAT segmentation. The main problem, I cannot find a reliable source of bleached or for that matter, any, peccary hairs..... Tom -- "The last one, I wont reply to you again, because there is simply no point in doing so, nor will I post to either of the groups again. Mike Connor" 8/3/08 7:30 pm EDT |
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