Same here, just sent three posts off into the void. No sign of them on the list.

                                                   -John

 Preston Quan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

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 fo 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

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