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Carrie Stevens Patterns II - Intro and Text Index

By Wes Autio (Introduction and Feature Coordination)

HAPPY GARRISON
Submitted By Bob Skehan

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HAPPY GARRISON

HOOK	Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek #1 8X
BODY	Flat silver tinsel
BELLY	White bucktail
THROAT	White hackle fibers, below which is a short golden pheasant crest feather
UNDERWING	Long golden pheasant crest feather
WING	Two pink hackles, outside of which are two golden pheasant hackles (slightly shorter)
SHOULDER	Yellow golden pheasant rump feather
CHEEK	Jungle cock
HEAD	Carrie Stevens tied it with a black head with a red band
SOURCE	Hilyard & Hilyard; Schmookler & Sils

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