04-02-2008, 01:16 PM
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| Banned | Quote:
Place between cans at the grocery store so they hang out visible from the aisle. Plant them around your mother-in-law's house and play hero by rescuing her from the giant rats. Send them to school in your child's lunch box. | |
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04-02-2008, 01:20 PM
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| Senior Member  | Mepps Quote:
Check out the site below. Mepps has been buying hunter's squirrel tails for years.  Mepps Squirrel Tail Recycle Program
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04-05-2008, 08:02 AM
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| Senior Member | Mepps will buy them or trade for their lures.It doesn't seem to lucrative though at $20.00 or less per 100.Thats a whole lot of busytails for that kind of money.I do keep a few occasionally for fly tying and although squirrel tail hair isn't my favorite material for tying,I do find that clouser minnows tied from it will work at times.I also use the hair from a squirrels back and sides as dubbing for different types of nymphs such as the hares ear nymph and some others.In my area the length of the hair from a december squirrel hide is about right for dubbing purposes. |
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Where to sell squirrel tails? 
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