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    Hey guys,

    I haven't posted here in a while. I been hangin out on the Hunting forum tellin lies about how well my duck season has been going. Anyway, I pick the feathers off most of the ducks I shoot to make jigs out of. Here are some pictures of jigs I tied out of various ducks.

    I'd like to hear you comments. And I know most of you go by the "less is more" philosophy when it comes to jig tying, but I just lean toward the other side a little bit. I like to be able to recognize the bird on the jig. I truly believe that God used ducks to hint at the vastness of His creative ability.

    Here they are. The first pic is made from the feathers of a wood duck drake. Second pic is of the same jig. Third picture is a jig made from a wood duck drake's head feathers. Fourth picture is just some random feathers. Fifth picture is of a mallard drake wing feathers and wood duck tail and head feathers. Sixth pic is another picture of the fifth.

    Lemme know what ya think...
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    Whoops! Couldn't fit the sixth in the original post. Here it is
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    neat looking jigs bc...you have caught the essence of the origin of the jig for sure. Hope nobody takes a shot at that first one....if you would be interested in trading out something for some of those wood duck feathers please pm me and we can work something out.....welcome back to the house and your "tall tales" will be right at home in here.....brim
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    Very interesting and impressive jigs. Great way to recycle your feathers.

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    i really like the fourth one down.keep it up your getting good at it

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    BUTs! Too nice to get mangled by a fish.

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    Very Impressive work I bet you fish as good as you hunt!
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    Very nice jigs! They look really cool.

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    Those are some really sweet looking jigs! I love the look of the first jig and the last jig. Maybe I need to try duck hunting sometime and get some of those feathers!
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    Thanks for the nice words, guys! I truly appreciate your compliments. It means a lot comin from yall. I'm still new to jig tying, but I love it. I especially like tying them out if a squirrel, deer, or duck I have shot myself.

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