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Old January 7th, 2004, 02:22 PM
Big Dale
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Svend wrote:snipCalfs tail works pretty well, but I guess people are getting
to lay to stack
hairs. I use most
methods mentioned but most of the time its either polypro or t-base depending
on size and
how slim I want the body.


Don't know what part of Texas you are from, but around Dallas the members of
The Roadkill Roundtable have a hard time finding those chartreuse cows laying
dead on the side of the road.

Big Dale
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Old January 7th, 2004, 02:40 PM
Tim J.
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"Big Dale" wrote in message
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Svend wrote:snipCalfs tail works pretty well, but I guess people are getting
to lay to stack
hairs. I use most
methods mentioned but most of the time its either polypro or t-base depending
on size and
how slim I want the body.


Don't know what part of Texas you are from, but around Dallas the members of
The Roadkill Roundtable have a hard time finding those chartreuse cows laying
dead on the side of the road.


You're just looking in the wrong places: http://www.webtender.com/db/drink/4461
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Tim
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