bucktail
/ˈbʌkˌteɪl/
noun
- A fishing lure made with deer tail hair, used to imitate baitfish or other prey.
- She learned to make her own bucktails at the fly-tying workshop.
- He tied a bucktail to his line and cast into the river.
- Bucktails are popular for catching bass and pike.
- The tail of a male deer, often used as a decoration or in crafts.
- She used a bucktail to make a keychain.
- The hunter saved the bucktail as a trophy.
- The craft store sold dried bucktails for fly tying.