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    Default Blame the UK fly tyers ...

    After reading yet another super fly description on the UK page, I find myself in a search, "locally", for peccary. Anyone have any idea on where peccary can be found? (preferably separated from the living animal, cleaned, and dried)
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    this what your looking for or do the British call something else Peccary? http://www.desertusa.com/magnov97/no..._collpecc.html

    I would try taxidermists in the desert south west to find if they had scraps they could sell you. This site says he works on them. http://www.edwardstaxidermy.com/

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    Miss Betty: If you put Peccary into the FAOL search the 1st entry is Al Campbells ----
    where there is pix of a Peccary barb being used on a fly. If that is what you are looking for PM me & I will send you some.

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    Chicago Fly Fishing Outfitters sell it.
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    This is a peccary ...

    Not something I'd want running around my back yard!

    But, they do make beautiful flies ... http://ukflydressing.proboards.com/i...ay&thread=6199
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    You do know the guys in the UK are importing the hair, don't you. The critter is an American, a real native. When proper cooked over hickory for a long period of time, taste better than chicken.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobbyg View Post
    Chicago Fly Fishing Outfitters sell it.
    FWIW, this is a great shop for tyers.

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    Deanna, I'm so excited!!
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