Fox squirrel tails

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Originally Posted by Onemore

I have a gray fox tail that was a road kill, any other victims you would suggest to be on the lookout for?

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Warning----See Speckle's Post below, it can become addictive, and watch out for the traffic dude :biggrin

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Originally Posted by Onemore

I have a gray fox tail that was a road kill, any other victims you would suggest to be on the lookout for?

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We have a lot of skunks Killed here On the road But there is a problem If I was to pick up one I would have to sleep in the garage.

Wow !
Those would be moments to remember addressing the the find to the Boss :dono:bash

billygee

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Originally Posted by skiptomylu

Almost all my hair thread neck jigs get Red thread. I see that as acting like gills and everyone using them seems to have good luck! I also don't usually add flash to that kind of jig, but I do add one strip of Red Danville Floss which is much like thread! I see that as maybe an injury to the jig and a blood trail?

Pic below are the first two kip tail jigs I ever tied.



Skip

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I still have a few of these exact jigs I got from you Skip. They work year round.

There is a art to picking up a dead skunk off the road....first be sure to wear some latex gloves.....and then take a deep breathe...put the skunk in a box...in the back of your pickup.....I suggest you only pickup...freshly killed skunks...they really smell less....

ML...

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Originally Posted by TxLady

There is a art to picking up a dead skunk off the road....first be sure to wear some latex gloves.....and then take a deep breathe...put the skunk in a box...in the back of your pickup.....I suggest you only pickup...freshly killed skunks...they really smell less....

ML...

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LMAO, I suggest you leave them where they lay!

Skip

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I too, think I will pass on the skunks. I have not been a member very long but welcome to the forum TxLady.

OH wow I missed that on both of you! Welcome to the site and board!

Skip

Mink smells pretty bad as well from experience,,,lol....a lot like a skunk