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Re: Hackle colours

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 9:11 pm
by Mike Connor
With a couple of exceptions, which are also common mistakes.

These are "Rusty Duns", from left to right, pale rusty dun, medium rusty dun, and dark rusty dun;

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This is described as a blue dun hackle which looks as if it has been sprinkled with rust, usually a reddish-gold colour. The colour should look as if it is painted on the blue base. Brassy dun is also used to describe this colour where the colour is more yellow.

Hackles of this colour were very rare indeed and highly prized.

TL
MC

Re: Hackle colours

Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2011 5:21 am
by Ron Eagle Elk
Mike,

I am always amazed at your depth of knowledge. I am also greatly pleased that you share it all so willingly. Great information.

REE

Re: Hackle colours

Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2011 5:27 am
by Mike Connor
Ron Eagle Elk wrote:Mike,

I am always amazed at your depth of knowledge. I am also greatly pleased that you share it all so willingly. Great information.

REE
My pleasure Ron. Nice to hear you find it useful.

TL
MC