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Old 19-12-2010, 02:49 PM
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Hi Guys,

Would anyone know where I can get good quality, well marked, peacock herl??

The stuff I have seems rather bland and not well marked, for example the dark edge seems rather dull.

Is there a certain age of bird I should be looking for to get the best well marked herl??

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Peter i have loads mate.

I get mine from a local riding school that my daughter attends Its in the middle of a local estate (not a housing estate) that has a few very well marked peacocks and peahens.

PM me you address and i'll stick a few in the post.


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Peter i have loads mate.

I get mine from a local riding school that my daughter attends Its in the middle of a local estate (not a housing estate) that has a few very well marked peacocks and peahens.

PM me you address and i'll stick a few in the post.


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Is there a certain age of bird I should be looking for to get the best well marked herl??
Lucian states in his post the best marked come from older birds, 5+ years. peacock quill- how to use it
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Try Steve Cooper:

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HI Peter,

I have loads mate, even dyed stuff, just let me know what you are after and I'll send it FOC.

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I have loads mate, even dyed stuff, just let me know what you are after and I'll send it FOC.

Saracen.

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Now thats an offer I wont be turning down


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