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    Anyone ever use it?

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    I have some and have tied some for a guy or two, but have not actually fished it before. Have not been ask for it very much at all. It's kind of odd looking after it's tied in.

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    Maybe it's a good thing I left the hatchet at home yesterday. Had 4 dead ones within about 30 yards of each other on a bridge yesterday. Still, got home and put hatchet and short piece of 2x6 in truck.

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    I had one guy tell me that was all he fished with, but I don't think he ever came back for more and I never head how he did on them.

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    Do some trapping so I tried it last year....it will work. Hatched the tail unless you want to skin out. I first freeze them to kill all critters (48hrs). I then get out and wash in Dawn soap. Let dry.......nice and fluffy. I think would be better dyed. Did catch fish. They are oily and do have a smell......that is why I washed.

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    The only ones I have are bought. I did kill 4 coons just a short while back. They had been making trouble in the neighborhood and climbed up my big willow so I shot them, but didn't have nice tails like I bought so didn't keep anything.

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    Something else I will need to try. Gary

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    It moves a lot like squirrel does in the water. You can tie some nice jigs, just don't try to put to much of the fur in the jig and it work nicely.

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    Those are nice jigs stump. Coon tail? If so, DANGGIT!

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    Yes, coon tail
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