Chinook Special

Tyer:	Bob Petti
Thread:	Black
Body:	Flat Gold Tinsel
Rib:	Oval Gold Tinsel
Wing:	Gold Krystal Flash, Orange Arctic Fox, Pearl Krystal Flash
Topping:	Peacock Herl
Throat:	Black hen saddle or chickabou

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Submitted February 11th 2007

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