Bison hair as string silencer

[Wudstix]

Just received a bag full of Bison hair as string silencer material.  If you'd like to try it out shoot me a PM with address.

[Terry Green]

Although I've got plenty,  I'm not cutting my mount.

Emailed ya...

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[Wudstix]

I'll send some course and fine stuff.

[Sam McMichael]

I hope you didn't just walk up to that big boy and start snatching clumps of hair. It ought to make an interesting and effective string silencer.

[Wudstix]

Tried to pluck some while Buffalo was sleeping but that didn't end well, had someone send me some.  Now just passing it around, more than I'll use in my lifetime.

[katman]

pm sent, thanks.

[Wudstix]

All envelopes in the mail tomorrow.

[old_goat2]

I found a tiny clump of Bighorn shed wool when I was scouting in June for my tag. Wish I could of found enough to make string silencers. Been carrying the clump in my bino pouch since then hoping it will bring me luck, hasn't worked so far!

[Wudstix]

All e-mail and PM requests will have envelope in mail tomorrow.

[Wudstix]

It was suggested to mix Bison with other material.

[ET Hick]

PM sent...Thanks!

[Wudstix]

Last chunk of Bison hair sent out, thanks for the interest.  Hope to have postings with experiences from those who tried some.

 

[Wudstix]

ET,
PM sent

[Howitser]

Wudstix,
Took a shot at these hairballs.  Took the fat ends in and overlapped 'bout 5/8 inch, rolled em up and tied the bundle with dental floss. Seems to work well ( I used the harmonics formula for placement).
After 50 or so shots looks like some of the shorter hairs have left town.  Ain't purdy but they do work. Just need a lil moleskin on the limbs n it ought be hush hush. Thanks brother
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