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    Yes, but it comes straight and cross cut. Lots of colors too. The micro strips are easier to tie on small jigs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Techno2000 View Post
    Rabbit hide is that what they call "Zonkers" ?
    Just to give you an idea of how much there is, just take a look at Hareline's stuff! The listed prices are higher than what it really cost so don't pay attention to that, just the kinds and colors.

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    Ok, I ordered the bucktail, and the Micro rabbit strips to see which kind I like best. The only issue I see is that it looks like the rabbit strip would be flopping around a lot on the back end because it's only secured in the front. Is that an issue ?
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    I ordered this: Amazon.com

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    If you want easy, don’t leave out the possibility of yarn, several different choices to choose from.
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    I’m a bucktail type of guy and is my most productive type of material for a tail that I use. Now whether this is the easiest to use I can’t say but easy enough I can do it. To me has less action which is what I’m after as it just seems crappie prefer less action more often than more action. I’m usually dead sticking.

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    White bucktail with a red thread neck worked very good for me in spring. Easy to tie
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    I still use hackle on small jigs. Easy to work with and good action. I like marabou but it makes a mess and is not as durable as chenille.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Techno2000 View Post
    Ok, I ordered the bucktail, and the Micro rabbit strips to see which kind I like best. The only issue I see is that it looks like the rabbit strip would be flopping around a lot on the back end because it's only secured in the front. Is that an issue ?
    Did you look at the rabbit I posted? Does it look like it will have something flooding around out the back end? Mostly when I tie them I don't use a tail so to speak. However if I use a strop as a tail it will be fine, but for my personal fishing I just tie them where only the hair is moving!

    Here is one I tied using a strip "Zonker style" cut.

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    For Pictures of my Crystal, Nylon/Rayon or
    New Age Chenille Please PM Me! Also I
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    colors of Marabou plus other things!
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    Quote Originally Posted by skiptomylu View Post
    Did you look at the rabbit I posted? Does it look like it will have something flooding around out the back end? Mostly when I tie them I don't use a tail so to speak. However if I use a strop as a tail it will be fine, but for my personal fishing I just tie them where only the hair is moving!

    Here is one I tied using a strip "Zonker style" cut.

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    This is what I ordered : Micro Rabbit Strips - Fly Tying Materials and Supplies

    Is the "hide" part where you wrap the thread ?

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