- Jan 30, 2009
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The hackle should not chan ge color from the head to the tips. The feathers should all be uniform. So, yes, IMO, its too yellow. Some people will blame the sun, but in my experience, the sun does not bleach out the tips. I think it shows the influence of the Wheaten variety.
The black copper thread is probably the right place to ask this...
Is this hackle too yellow? To my untrained eye it seems like it gets really yellow towards the bottom. Is this still in the copper realm or has it gone to yellow? Of course in the sun it looks very yellow but the color is truer to life around the front. Just trying to get a mental image of what I am looking for.
Thanks!
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