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Ray, thanks for the detailed sequence of events for a beginner like me it helps tremendously.
hank

Cute lookin' lil' rascal...looks buggy enough.

Looks like an interesting way to do things ... great looking flies.

By the time I get a hold of all the 'stuff' I'm gonna need, I'm gonna have to buy a bigger Rv to live in.

SIR; I am absolutly dumbstruck (speachless). When I see what you are able to accomplish with a minimum of materials ... When I see your name listed for a new fly to be viewed, I have to cover my laptop with a drool proof cover... I look at where you have set the bar and know that I'll need a space s...

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many many thanks.
hank

Thank you very much for the photo's of the differences. for me educational to say the least.
hank

Thanks Ray, I see the differance now that you've pointed it out ("Do-o-o-o-o-o-oh!" I have my Homer Simpson moments), any an all help greatfully appericated. hank

Howdy Ray, The following, (copy/paste from your post, answer to CreationBear), has me confused "It is my impression that the Indian hen (saddle) hackle tends to have longer and softer fibers, when compared with the genetic hen (neck) feathers. If you compare the Indian hen saddle to the genetic hen ...

Howdy;

Each and every Flymph I see that everyone submits compleatly astounds me with the artfullness and down-right good looks.
Job well done Cicvara.

hank