Definition of deer hair in English:

deer hair

noun

mass noun

Hair from a deer, particularly as used in making artificial fishing flies.
Example sentencesExamples
- He would then cast his deer hair pellet to the fish.
- The collars are impregnated with amitraz, a pesticide approved for livestock that also kills ticks on deer hair and skin.
- Nest materials used by our Great Tit population included moss, small roots, pine needles, deer hair, sheep wool, and rarely a feather.
- Tinklers can be further decorated with dyed horse or deer hair extending from the bottom.
- I used a fly outfit with a deer hair bass bug and started off casting around the trees where I hoped the fish would be lying in ambush.
- Yet they fitted Gyric well, and he never complained of them, tho’ he felt the deer hair still upon them each morning as he fitted them on his feet.
- Later, he offers gifts: for you, an ornate handle from one of his whips; for me, a leather pillow stuffed with deer hair.
- Equally, dry fly is required when the trout are active on the surface and elk or deer hair sedges are popular as are dry March Browns or Greenwells.

Definition of deer hair in US English:

deer hair

noun

Hair from a deer, particularly as used in making artificial fishing flies.
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet they fitted Gyric well, and he never complained of them, tho’ he felt the deer hair still upon them each morning as he fitted them on his feet.
- The collars are impregnated with amitraz, a pesticide approved for livestock that also kills ticks on deer hair and skin.
- Later, he offers gifts: for you, an ornate handle from one of his whips; for me, a leather pillow stuffed with deer hair.
- I used a fly outfit with a deer hair bass bug and started off casting around the trees where I hoped the fish would be lying in ambush.
- Equally, dry fly is required when the trout are active on the surface and elk or deer hair sedges are popular as are dry March Browns or Greenwells.
- Nest materials used by our Great Tit population included moss, small roots, pine needles, deer hair, sheep wool, and rarely a feather.
- Tinklers can be further decorated with dyed horse or deer hair extending from the bottom.
- He would then cast his deer hair pellet to the fish.

单词	deer hair
释义	Definition of deer hair in English: deer hair noun mass noun Hair from a deer, particularly as used in making artificial fishing flies. Example sentencesExamples He would then cast his deer hair pellet to the fish. The collars are impregnated with amitraz, a pesticide approved for livestock that also kills ticks on deer hair and skin. Nest materials used by our Great Tit population included moss, small roots, pine needles, deer hair, sheep wool, and rarely a feather. Tinklers can be further decorated with dyed horse or deer hair extending from the bottom. I used a fly outfit with a deer hair bass bug and started off casting around the trees where I hoped the fish would be lying in ambush. Yet they fitted Gyric well, and he never complained of them, tho’ he felt the deer hair still upon them each morning as he fitted them on his feet. Later, he offers gifts: for you, an ornate handle from one of his whips; for me, a leather pillow stuffed with deer hair. Equally, dry fly is required when the trout are active on the surface and elk or deer hair sedges are popular as are dry March Browns or Greenwells. Definition of deer hair in US English: deer hair noun Hair from a deer, particularly as used in making artificial fishing flies. Example sentencesExamples Yet they fitted Gyric well, and he never complained of them, tho’ he felt the deer hair still upon them each morning as he fitted them on his feet. The collars are impregnated with amitraz, a pesticide approved for livestock that also kills ticks on deer hair and skin. Later, he offers gifts: for you, an ornate handle from one of his whips; for me, a leather pillow stuffed with deer hair. I used a fly outfit with a deer hair bass bug and started off casting around the trees where I hoped the fish would be lying in ambush. Equally, dry fly is required when the trout are active on the surface and elk or deer hair sedges are popular as are dry March Browns or Greenwells. Nest materials used by our Great Tit population included moss, small roots, pine needles, deer hair, sheep wool, and rarely a feather. Tinklers can be further decorated with dyed horse or deer hair extending from the bottom. He would then cast his deer hair pellet to the fish.
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