Its very similar in use and color to thewhite-tailed deer and some mule deer. Elk is plentiful, and the hair is long and coarse. Elk hair is useful formany deer-hair tying needs. Tan, brown and cream are the natural colors. Moose is a relatively plentiful hair, that is very coarse, thick, andstiff.
Natural colors are mixed black, brown, gray, cream and white.
Mooseis better for wings, tails, extended bodies and hackle than flared bodiesand heads. Pronghorn antelope is a very coarse, soft, tender hair that is in goodsupply. It is available in two natural colors, white to gray and richbrown. Antelope is good for flared bodies but poor for wings and tails. Dall sheep is a rare, fine, soft, tender, white hair that flares well forbodies of small flies and bugs.