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Light Tan Dun - Whiting Hebert Rooster Cape | Pro Grade (#5) 12' Sealed to protect against damaging Pattern:13 - Gray Drake
Light Tan Dun - Whiting Hebert Rooster Cape | Pro Grade (#5) 12' Sealed to protect against damaging Pattern:13 - Gray Drake
Light Tan Dun - Whiting Hebert Rooster Cape | Pro Grade (#5) 12' Sealed to protect against damaging Pattern:13 - Gray Drake
Light Tan Dun - Whiting Hebert Rooster Cape | Pro Grade (#5) 12' Sealed to protect against damaging Pattern:13 - Gray Drake
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Light Tan Dun - Whiting Hebert Rooster Cape | Pro Grade (#5) 12' Sealed to protect against damaging Pattern:13 - Gray Drake

SKU: 81071815992
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USD74.00 USD116.00

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Light Tan Dun Whiting Hebert Rooster Cape Pro Grade (#5) 12' Sealed to protect against damaging Pattern:13 Gray Drake Sealed to protect against damaging elements SECTIONS: 4 piece with alignment dots The Whiting Farms Hebert Miner hackle series is bar none for natural colors and quality feathers with great barb counts Size range

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