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Pheasant For Fly Tying

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Hello, i have recently been given a pheasant skin by a butcher for my fly tying. I am in the process of killing any bugs on the skin. however, I am not sure what to do with the head. Do I need to leave the head on the cape but remove the eyee and brain etc or is it best to cut the head off please?

 

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Thomas

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cut yhe bottom jaw off and pull out the brains ect then leav in a cold dry place and het presto dry pheasant cape

what people dont know dont hurt em

 

life is like a pube on a toilet seat some times you just get **** off

 

I'm just dishonest. You can always trust an honest man to be dishonest.Honestly, it's the honest man you need to look out for, because you never know when he's going to do something incredibly stupid." - Jack Sparrow

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dont for get to open it out

what people dont know dont hurt em

 

life is like a pube on a toilet seat some times you just get **** off

 

I'm just dishonest. You can always trust an honest man to be dishonest.Honestly, it's the honest man you need to look out for, because you never know when he's going to do something incredibly stupid." - Jack Sparrow

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