If you're tying in kip tail, tie in a small bunch about the size of a match stick at the time. You can also put a little super glue on the hook shank right where you are going to actually tie the kip tail to the shank for added security. If you need more hair, tie in a second bunch just in front of the first bunch. To keep from having hair sticking up on the jig head that you will need to trim away, trim the hair to length BEFORE you tie so that the butt ends are just short of the jig head and tie them in there. Hold the hair until you have made several wraps with your tying thread. There is no need to trim the hair if you don't get hair up on the jig head. Kip tail is sort of crinkle-y and hard to stack but with a little practice, you will find that kip tail is no problem at all.

Take care

GF