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[raven4ns]

Hello,
I have 3 fairly large patches of deer hair but they have a lot of underfur with them. Is there a way to eliminate this underfur or at least reduce the amount? I have purchased antelope, deer and elk that doesn't have much if any underfur connected with them. How do they eliminate the underfur on commercial patches being sold? Thank you.

Tim

[basindawg]

raven4ns, on 07 June 2012 - 04:32 PM, said:

Hello,
I have 3 fairly large patches of deer hair but they have a lot of underfur with them. Is there a way to eliminate this underfur or at least reduce the amount? I have purchased antelope, deer and elk that doesn't have much if any underfur connected with them. How do they eliminate the underfur on commercial patches being sold? Thank you.

Tim

I've used my wifes' hair curling comb to do that and it seemd to work fine + I didn't get caught doing it

[ShadyLady]

basindawg, on 07 June 2012 - 04:38 PM, said:

I've used my wifes' hair curling comb to do that and it seemd to work fine + I didn't get caught doing it

That's hilarious! Note to Self: Hide all my hair-styling tools from hubby. lol

[basindawg]

CindyC, on 07 June 2012 - 05:21 PM, said:

That's hilarious! Note to Self: Hide all my hair-styling tools from hubby. lol

ah yeah I was being serious ! Just kinda forgot we had some women folks on here ! Pardon me, that never happened, really. honest. And guys don't try the steel combs form your wifes hair kit ! Really.

[raven4ns]

Ahahahahahaha........ too late Dawg. It's like shutting the barn door after the horse has bolted....lol.

Tim

[mcmutt]

A moustache brush works well, too. Some barbers carry them, and drug stores as well. My father used to get them in tubes of moustache wax. They will clear it out lickety split!!