Fly Tying: Hackles

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Item Title  Fly Tying: Hackles Compiler  Proper, Datus C. Abstract  Proper's subject vertical files feature topical files maintained by Proper in support of research for his publications. The files relate to topics of interest to Proper including fly fishing, hunting, streams and rivers, dogs, guns, and wild game. Although most files contain little more than printed materials, occasionally Proper would place letters or notes he felt relevant to the folder's title. Genre 1  Periodicals Multimedia or Document Length  21 pages Item Format  application/pdf Item Filename  2502-13-07.pdf Date Created  1986/1989 Table of Contents  Stephen P. Hessel--Dick Talleur--Ron Landis--Ted Leeson--Chris Baker Related Topics  Flies, Artificial--Design  Hackles (Fly tying)

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Fly Tying: Hackles, Datus C. Proper Papers, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4736m61b

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