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Chief Needahbeh Variation - Streamers of Bert Quimby

Chief Needahbeh Variation

Tyer: Scott Daskiewich
Head: Black
Tag: Three or four turns of narrow flat silver tinsel
Body: Red silk floss
Rib: Narrow flat silver tinsel
Wing: Yellow saddle hackles, rather long
Cheek: Jungle cock, rather long
Collar: Red saddle hackle

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