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Emilie's Shiner - Ron McKusick



 
Emilie's Shiner
Submitted By Ron McKusick
THREAD WHITE
HOOK MUSTAD 3665A
BODY GREEN HOLOGRAPHIC TINSEL
THROAT WHITE ARCTIC FOX
WING LIME GREEN ARCTIC FOX
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