P & O
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NightWatchman
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P & O
Partridge & Orange sz 14
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Extra fancy partridge feather you have there...... i’ve never seen one quite like it. Very nice!
Dana
Dana
Soft and wet - the only way....
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A classic, I never have too many variations! 
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Fishnkilts
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Well done. I have heard so much about this fly. Is it as good as they say it is? I figure it must be because it's been around a long time and people still talk about it.
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letumgo
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That is some of the most beautiful partridge hackle I've seen. Carl (Oldhat) had a bird with similar bold markings and brown banding near the tips. Extra fine specimens.
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Nightwatchman,
A superb pattern crowned with a beauty of a dark and wispy Partridge hackle! These guys are right! Hang on to that bird!
Dougsden
A superb pattern crowned with a beauty of a dark and wispy Partridge hackle! These guys are right! Hang on to that bird!
Dougsden
Fish when you can, not when you should! Anything short of this is just a disaster.
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NightWatchman
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Thanks very much Doug. I’m fortunate to have a few bird hunting friends and I was given 3 hungarians this fall to skin and do with them what I wished.