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  1. 10-27-2009, 02:01 AM #1
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    I have been tyin jigs for off and on for bout a year now, and all I have used is Marabou, Bucktail, and some deer body hair. But placed an order today for some other materail. I was wondering what all kind of hair have any of all used? I have seen a few jigs on the web recently that have rabbit hair. So I was just curious to find out what other kind of hair some of you have used? I'm just at times tying things that look to me, and I figure if it works then I will repeat it! Thanks for any info and input thanks!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ACSooner80 View Post
    I have been tyin jigs for off and on for bout a year now, and all I have used is Marabou, Bucktail, and some deer body hair. But placed an order today for some other materail. I was wondering what all kind of hair have any of all used? I have seen a few jigs on the web recently that have rabbit hair. So I was just curious to find out what other kind of hair some of you have used? I'm just at times tying things that look to me, and I figure if it works then I will repeat it! Thanks for any info and input thanks!!!

    AC
    I have used rabbit fur as you mentioned, also fishair, deer belly hair, squirrel,
    kiptails, bear, and even dog hair! I use many kinds of feathers as well, especially like the barred rock for Walleyes, sauger, northern and musky.
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  3. 10-27-2009, 06:11 AM #3
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    Here is the picture of a hair jig I use in late winter or early spring.

    Possum hair
    1/32 oz. Tommy Crenshaw jig head
    # 4 sickle hook
    blue or green krystal flash
    black chenille
    red thread

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    I have used both Kiptail and Craft hair with good results. My favorite combo with the kiptail, is a 1/80 or 1/64 head, painted pink with black hair, for gills, and a pink head, white body, for crappie.

    Check out my photos, and you can see a pic of the hair jigs.
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    Kip, Squirrel, Red Fox, Rabbit, Marabou, Rubber, hackle..............All make nice tails.
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    kiptail, bucktail and marabou.
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    Any type of furry critter!
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    O.K. Guys....
    I give up..what is a kiptail ???........I have searched catalogues and cannot find a kiptail....
    Please enlighten me...



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    Quote Originally Posted by LRB View Post
    O.K. Guys....
    I give up..what is a kiptail ???........I have searched catalogues and cannot find a kiptail....
    Please enlighten me...



    MaryLou~~
    kiptail is a nice way of saying cow tail! Don't know why they call em
    kiptails?
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    me either guess it sounds bad to say calf tail. but now when i drive down the road i say to the kids hey look at all those kips in the field.

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