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Ten Feather Streamer - Streamers Of Mike Martinek, Jr.

By Bob Petti

Ten Feather Emerald Shiner

Tyer: Mike Martinek, Jr.
Body: Flat Silver Tinsel
Underwing: Sparse White Bucktail
Wing: Black over Tan over Yellow over White narrow saddle hackles
Eyes: Pearl Nail Polish with Black Pupil



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