Now Bart you have raised another Question. I have 2 zip lock bags that have feather hides in them. ( keep them closed and don't want to open them because there seams to be some little "rust colored, worm type critter" in there, ( sorry I am not a "Munch Bug- Oligist, I just normally smush em, not identify them). One thing I don't want is for them to get into any other of my tying stuff.
Now the question, you mention micro waving them, some mention moth balls, and there is something else, I cant remember now, was it Bay Leaves ? Maybe this is a 2 or 3 part question. #1, What ways are there to treat materials with bugs and still be able to use the ? #2, what methods do folks use to keep bugs out in the first place ? #3, what about keeping mice out of your material, under the bench or possibly in storage ? Thanks in advance for any input. Jimi One quick solution if you find "beasties" in your hackle, nuke it for about 30 to 45 seconds, no more "beasties". Bart
