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    Default How About A Different Kind Of Rabbit?


    I thought maybe you guys would enjoy seeing a different kind of rabbit I have had for a good while, but never shown. This rabbit has no guard hairs so is super soft and awesome stuff. Its not even the same kind of rabbit you guys are use to, but maybe some have seen it before. I figure most of you have not seen this before. This is 1/8 Oz jig head with a #2 Sickle hook.



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    Looking good Skip and I bet that stuff is lively in the water.
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    That looks like what they call bunnybou. It looks good and you can imagine how it looks in the water.
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    I bet it quivers like crazy in the water, also! Looks good Skip!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ScottV View Post
    That looks like what they call bunnybou. It looks good and you can imagine how it looks in the water.
    I meant to tell that, yes it's BunnyBou. Have had it for probably 2 years, just don't show it. I love the stuff and is so crazy soft.

    thanks guys,

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    Looks fantastic Skip. You never cease to amaze me with you jig tying skills.

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    I like the BunnyBou and your tye looks great. This rabbit looks a lot better wet than one piece of rabbit tied on a jig although a single piece has it's place also. Nice work Skip.
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    Thanks guys, there is so many ways to use this stuff and the silky nature of this hair is something else!

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    some pretty stuffed their skip love the chartreuse.

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