Badger Hackle Bird - Bred and owned by Ken Tutalo, Beaverkill Valley Hackle. This cockerel was 7.5 months old at the time of this photo. The Badger pattern is a feather that is cream colored with a black center. Many traditional fly patterns call for this feather pattern.
Barred Ginger / Cree Hackle Bird - Bred and owned by Ken Tutalo, Beaverkill Valley Hackle. This cockerel was 7.5 months old at the time of this photo. This particular bird has some cree in both the cape and saddle Cree is a pattern that is prized by Fly Tyers. Cree is a repeating pattern of Black, Brown / Ginger and white on the same feather. Birds that have this pattern on every feather are extremely rare.
Cree / Ginger Variant Hackle Bird - Bred and owned by Ken Tutalo, Beaverkill Valley Hackle. This cockerel was 7.5 months old at the time of this photo. Cree is a pattern that is prized by Fly Tyers. Cree is a repeating pattern of Black, Brown / Ginger and white on the same feather. Birds that have this pattern on every feather are extremely rare.
Barred Ginger Hackle Bird - Bred and owned by Ken Tutalo, Beaverkill Valley Hackle. This cockerel was 7.5 months old at the time of this photo. This particular bird has really deep color
Badger Hackle Bird - Bred and owned by Ken Tutalo, Beaverkill Valley Hackle. This cockerel was 7.5 months old at the time of this photo. The Badger pattern is a feather that is cream colored with a black center. Many traditional fly patterns call for this feather pattern.
Cree / Ginger Variant Hackle Bird - Bred and owned by Ken Tutalo, Beaverkill Valley Hackle. This cockerel was 7.5 months old at the time of this photo. Cree is a pattern that is prized by Fly Tyers. Cree is a repeating pattern of Black, Brown / Ginger and white on the same feather. Birds that have this pattern on every feather are extremely rare.
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Badger Hackle Bird - Bred and owned by Ken Tutalo, Beaverkill Valley Hackle. This cockerel was 7.5 months old at the time of this photo. The Badger pattern is a feather that is cream colored with a black center. Many traditional fly patterns call for this feather pattern.

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