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    Quote Originally Posted by turpin View Post
    So, what's the consensus? should I ditch the tails?
    I have never seen one with tails before. But then I have led a sheltered life.

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    How about a cluster of pheasant tail feathers instead of the tails? That way, you can see the rawhide work much better.

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    Feathers, tails and all other dangly things - I'd get rid of them. They only detract from the look of your good work. Then you have the problem of what happens when they get wet - they will never look as good again. Less is more.

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    Chas

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