That's what I use it forNightWatchman wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 2:56 pm I’ve been looking for one since someone told me the neck hackles tie a great bwo wet fly.
Blue (Dusky) Grouse Skin; Who Uses Them?
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Boarmountain
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Re: Blue (Dusky) Grouse Skin; Who Uses Them?
Mike B.
International, North American, National champion taxidermist specializing in "catch & release" fish mounts
Custom bamboo and glass rods
www.prairiedrifter.com
International, North American, National champion taxidermist specializing in "catch & release" fish mounts
Custom bamboo and glass rods
www.prairiedrifter.com
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FlyFisherMann1955
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Re: Blue (Dusky) Grouse Skin; Who Uses Them?
Carl,
Great picture. Those breast feathers are the color I had in mind. Were you bird watching or bird hunting when you saw this bird? I will ask about the color and see if I can see a picture before buying. I have a California Quail I can use, noting your comments about it being less soft. And a medium dun hen hackle will catch fish too!
Tom,
Do you notice much difference between Mountain Quail and California Quail?
Thanks- Ken
Great picture. Those breast feathers are the color I had in mind. Were you bird watching or bird hunting when you saw this bird? I will ask about the color and see if I can see a picture before buying. I have a California Quail I can use, noting your comments about it being less soft. And a medium dun hen hackle will catch fish too!
Tom,
Do you notice much difference between Mountain Quail and California Quail?
Thanks- Ken