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"Bird of Nine Colors"

The green iridescent pointed feathers below the nape can be used for sides, cheeks, body veilings, tail veilings, etc.

The wings are covered with a lot of blue chrome feathers that can be used just about everywhere for the same uses as above.

The back and wing coverts are of a bluish-purple color and make great full feather wing flies.

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The following pheasant skins are also available for sale. However, there is just not enough room on this page to dispay them all. So click on any of the skins below and you will be directed to the corresponding page - and once on that page, click on the tab "full skins".

ESA listed Species

The following pheasant are protected under the Endangered Species Act. Federal law restricts interstate commerce so I can only sell these in the state of Wisconsin.

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The Hungarian or Grey Partridge has been a staple for fly tiers for centuries.

With a strong palate of greys and browns to red browns, this bird has served the needs for the wet fly affcionado.

Wing feathers, primaries and secondaries can be use for March Brown wet flies while the grey breast feathers make great soft hackle flies that move lifelike in the water.

Grade #1 /$25.00

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The following partridge skins are also available for sale. However, there is just not enough room on this page to dispay them all. So click on any of the skins below and you will be directed to the corresponding page.

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Another ancestor to our modern hackle is the Green Jungle Fowl. Interestingly, of the four species of junglefowl, only the green lacks the traditional rooster neck hackle. The feathers on the neck are short and rounded, more hen like, soft, and webby.

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More Grouse Skins

The following grouse skins are also available for sale. However, there is just not enough room on this page to dispay them all. So click on any of the skins below and you will be directed to the corresponding page.

Another ancestor to our modern hackle is the Green Jungle Fowl. Interestingly, of the four species of junglefowl, only the green lacks the traditional rooster neck hackle. The feathers on the neck are short and rounded, more hen like, soft, and webby.

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The following quail skins are also available for sale. However, there is just not enough room on this page to dispay them all. So click on any of the skins below and you will be directed to the corresponding page.

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It is thought that our coch-y-bonddu hackle descended from this bird.

Ceylon Junglefowl feathers make great cheeks and wings on streamer patterns, underwings on salmon flies and potentially new uses for the saltwater tier.

Similar in color to the Red Junglefowl, the feathers on this bird are very different.

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More Junglefowl Skins

The following funglefowl skins are also available for sale. However, there is just not enough room on this page to dispay them all. So click on any of the skins below and you will be directed to the corresponding page.

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Another ancestor to our modern hackle is the Green Jungle Fowl. Interestingly, of the four species of junglefowl, only the green lacks the traditional rooster neck hackle. The feathers on the neck are short and rounded, more hen like, soft, and webby.

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More Guineafowl Skins

The following funglefowl skins are also available for sale. However, there is just not enough room on this page to dispay them all. So click on any of the skins below and you will be directed to the corresponding page.

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Noticably longer legged than the India Blue, the Java Green has a pronounced green hue.

Parallel uses make most of the feathers from this bird interchangeable with the Blue.

However, the crest feathers are vastly different offering the creative tier or crafter more options.

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More Peafowl Skins

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These beautiful little birds have very finely marked flanks, similar in color and size to those on a Baikal. This is a very nice skin, the colors are vibrant and the edges are perfect.

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Native Waterfowl Skins

Native waterfowl species are protected under the Federal Migratory Waterfowl Act. All skins for sale on this page are captive bred birds raised in licensed game farms, 3-186 tranfer papers are on file and available with your order upon request.

Non Native Waterfowl Skins

The following waterfowl skins are also available for sale. However, there is just not enough room on this page to dispay them all. So click on any of the skins below and you will be directed to the corresponding page.

Grizzly Variant

Here's something you just won't find anywhere else. This is a Hebert/Miner rooster, selected and banded by Dr. Tom Whiting. It is a beautifully marked grizzly variant, and comes with a signed certificate by Dr. Whiting, truely a collecter piece!

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This is the only page that these incredible skins will be offered for sale. Clicking on the thumbnail will enlarge the image. To purchase any of these 5, simply select it in the drop-down menu above.

Asian Kingfisher

The common Asian Kingfisher most likely exists in most tier’s arsenal of materials. Traditionally, the blue rump and body feathers have been used for sides, cheeks, tail veilings and throats in classic salmon flies.

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More Full Skins

The following full skins are also available for sale. However, there is just not enough room on this page to dispay them all. So click on any of the skins below and you will be directed to the corresponding page.