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Stan Jakubaszek- Rangeley Style Swap

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Moonglow
Submitted By Stan Jakubaszek
Moonglow Image
Moonglow
  • Tag: Burnt Orange Floss
  • Tail: Hot Orange Gold Pheasant Crest
  • Body: Gold Holographic Tinsel
  • Belly: Rainbow Krystal Flash
  • Throat: Fluorescent Yellow Schlappen
  • UnderWing: Pearl "Pearly"
  • Wing: 2 Purple hackles w/ 2 Furnace hackles Over
  • Shoulder/Cheek: Tragopan Body Feather
  • Topping: Hot Orange Golden Pheasant Crest

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