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Old June 13th, 2004, 09:22 PM
Tom Littleton
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Steve Sullivan asks(of Collin's Hackle)
Can you give some details as to cost/colors etc?


standard range of very good colors; duns,
gingers,browns,grizzleys, some dyed colors. Typical price range: #1 are $50 for
neck and saddle, #3 are $35 for neck and saddle. Saddles are largish feathers,
generally #12 sized, necks have good range of feathers from #10-22, some
smaller on the #1s and #2s.
Tom
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Old June 14th, 2004, 07:17 AM
Larry Medina
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Tom Littleton wrote:

Steve Sullivan asks(of Collin's Hackle)

Can you give some details as to cost/colors etc?



standard range of very good colors; duns,
gingers,browns,grizzleys, some dyed colors. Typical price range: #1 are $50 for
neck and saddle, #3 are $35 for neck and saddle. Saddles are largish feathers,
generally #12 sized, necks have good range of feathers from #10-22, some
smaller on the #1s and #2s.
Tom


And if you're a regular or return customer, you can get the Crees when
Charlie has them =)

His Duns are better than many I've gotten... if you call, periodically
you can get Honey Dun or Chocolate Dun. And as Tom mentioned, don't
expect much out of the saddles, they tend to be larger sizes and the
stems are a bit thin... but they're nice for dry wooleys and bivisibles.

Larry
 




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