Testing...I think this worldwide virus has played havoc with some posts. Preston
--- Byard Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >I purchased some comparadun hair from linesend > recently. Very fine and short > >stuff. > >Byard, is it from a deer mask? Are there other > parts on the body which > >offers comparadun hair? > >What makes deer hair to become comparadun hair? > >Inquiring minds.... > >Rene > > > Rene... > > Compara Dun hair is generally fine or small in > diameter. The length > can vary. Some masks have very nice hair but usually > it is quite > short which can make it difficult to work with. As > has been said > before, deer hair can vary greatly from one critter > to the next...as > well as from one part of the deer to the next. I've > found some > wonderful hair on the cape area. > > Finding the perfect hair for a particular job can be > a never ending > quest. I am always on the lookout for the "just > right" piece. I was > almost in tears the other day when I clipped the > final hairs from a > piece that I have been hoarding...it was the perfect > CDC & Elk > winging material...perfect length...perfect > flair...very little under > fur...softly tanned. The tears are welling up again > thinking of it's > ultimate sacrifice...;^) The search goes on! > > keep tyin'...byard
