I kept wondering if this hair was down around the scrote as in tups indispensible.

seal isn't the easiest to work with. good job.

I appreciate the comparison photo also and it's nice to see the size of the feather stems also.

I like the looks of the dove hackle. I see an outing to get one or two in the near future.

I am intrigued by these being close to dotterel's. I see a trip out for them in the next couple weeks.

never thought of that. We have bunches of eurasian doves out here. Season for them is 24/7. I normally only shoot them during the mourning dove season.

As I understand it USA birds can't be sold in the UK. Birds sold in the UK are european birds shot somewhere there. Before you go nuts over USA golden plovers let me say USA curlews are protected also. If you buy a UK skin from a USA store there is a paper trail showing the skin came from overseas. ...

I don’t believe American golden plovers are legal to hunt or sell or even possess. The list of legal American birds is actually relatively short. Game birds, waterfowl and some invasive species like starlings and house sparrows. Some states allow crows to be hunted but I don’t think you can sell th...

DUBBN wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 5:23 pm

zen leecher wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 5:19 pm your gray fly looks like what I would call an RS2.

Its a variant.

nicely done.

your gray fly looks like what I would call an RS2.