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    am i the only nut to bow up in the road for road kill for tying jigs found a nice fox squirrel in the road today that had just bin hit the tail will make some nice jigs.
    on the look out for a gray now if i don't go squirrel hunting first .lol:D

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    lol wear em out buddy.....free material. I got enough squirrel tails to last me for mths...

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    free thats the way i look at it to lol

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    I pick up anything it's dad where I live we find all kinds of interesting critters Chinese pheasant, quail coyotes Fox deer cows skunks badgers you'll find all these on my highway. I slammed on my brakes many time especially when I see a nice rooster pheasant Lane in there. I love to gets skunks if they are not to smelly.

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    Snake i was thinking skunk would be a good fur for tying jigs but how do you get rid of the smell + how do ya keep from getting smelly yourself
    i see coons hear all the time soon as i find a fresh one its on my list to lol. if i could find the birds like you do id be in hog heaven lol. see skunks all the time to but that smell has kept me away.

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    Got more than a few dead critters, just make sure to carry surgical gloves, a few garbage bags and some clippers and sharp knives. In the summer I'll mostly just take squirrel tails as that usually all that's left of it,

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    Fur is prime this time of year, so the tails are really good. If I didn't weigh 75000lbs and 70'long I'd be coming home with loads of buckets for bamboo and tails by the score. Passed a fresh red fox, a big one, just last week. Of course, nowhere to pull off.
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    Sounds like you guys need a bumper sticker that reads "I brake for roadkill".
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    i went out in my back yard today looking for squirrels

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    Quote Originally Posted by dallas1 View Post
    Snake i was thinking skunk would be a good fur for tying jigs but how do you get rid of the smell + how do ya keep from getting smelly yourself
    i see coons hear all the time soon as i find a fresh one its on my list to lol. if i could find the birds like you do id be in hog heaven lol. see skunks all the time to but that smell has kept me away.
    Apple cider vinegar and tomato juice. Let soak two days. If that don't work place the tail in a plastic bag, pour ammonia in it, tie and wait for garbage pick up day. Toss it in the trash. Go fishin.
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