I finally gave in to my wife's begging for the smoother white fur from the underside of the deer tail. This is the side that flashes when they run - you've seen National Geographic, you know what I'm talking about. Yes, I was sacrificing the precious portion of the tails I needed for fishing flies.... but I was keeping her out of the art supply store brush aisle, after all...
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A few different length handles and a fishing line loop on each... |
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so she could hang them to dry because I wasn't wasting this fine fly making fur to have it wasted! |
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And when her friends asked for them, they wanted longer handles - these suckers are 15 inches long and use much more fur than the detail brushes my wife now favors. |
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