Brad, I'm thinking that by imitation the meaning is a
look alike natural feather. With the Yellow Flicker
being a protected species the idea is to take a
feather from an unprotected bird and shape and dye it
to resemble the real thing. Of course, I may be
completely off base. -Jeff
--- Brad Mueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maybe I am too new to understand this. What is an
> imitation feather? I am trying to get a lot of
> materials (I dont know if anyone else has this
> problem, but it takes a LONG time to be able to have
> enough feathers to tie a fly). Is an imitation
> feather what they mean by a synthetic? I sort of am
> worried about losing flies made with imitation
> materials. Since they are made from oil...isn't
> this pollution? If not...I would be interested in
> getting some imitation feathers...especially some
> hackling (if anyone knows where I can get some...and
> its not toxic to the environment).
>
> THANKS!
>
> Brad
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does anyone have a source where I can buy these
> at???
>
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