Hareline - Cinnamon Tip Turkey Tail Feathers

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Description

Cinnamon tip feather Pair All natural These are natural feathers from the tail of wild or domestic turkeys that display beautiful brown and bronze barring patterns. These are large feathers most useful to fly tyers for winding the fibers as body or making nymph wing cases or for using matched fiber sections to form wings for trout or steelhead flies. Artists use these to make head-dresses, decorative fans, table centerpieces, and adorn costumes and feathered masks.
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Feathers
Hareline - Cinnamon Tip Turkey Tail Feathers
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Ringneck pheasant tail feathers are a staple in the fly tying world. These premium tail feathers have been hand-selected by Hareline to be the two most identical feathers from each bird. They feature a rich iridescent hue that ads a buggy and lifelike appearance to your fly and are available in natural as well as 8 beautifully dyed colors. The fibers from these pheasant tails are perfect for tying bodies, gills, legs, tails, wings, and wingcases on many trout and steelhead flies.
Hareline - Cinnamon Tip Turkey Tail Feathers
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Fuller feathers and fewer broken quills make these bags worth the modest extra cost.
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Hareline - Cinnamon Tip Turkey Tail Feathers
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from per adult (price varies by group size)