Turkey Feather Sierra
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wdcav1952
Activities Manager Emeritus
John, I have reaached the point in life where I am not "mad" enough at animals to hunt them any more. I am a turkey watcher not a turkey hunter. That said, this pen is a BIG hit with me!!!
stoneman
Member
Looks Great. Gobble Gobble!
JohnU
Member
I wouldn't call what I do hunting... five years and only one bird....lol Its the deer Im mad at, three car vs deer in the last year and a half! 
Thanks
Thanks
Dai Sensei
Member
I see I am going to have to try this feathers stuff, that looks amazing .
Well done!
.Well done!
Kaspar
Member
Very, very nice. It's things like this that might get me into doing a little PR casting on my own.
nava1uni
Member
Nice looking. I like the feather pens, nice work.
Ligget
Member
Beautiful pen!
Bellsy
Member
WOW....thats beautiful.
Ok how did you manage to cast that successfully?
Ok how did you manage to cast that successfully?
hilltopper46
Member
Very nice - shows off the feathers wonderfully.
JohnU
Member
With lots of trial and errors! Turkey feathers are the hardest so far. Theyre too large and wide and want to do their own thing. Pheasant feathers are much easier. Thanks
workinforwood
Member
Looks excellent John. I just found some of those feathers out back..must be the coyote's are in the neighborhood. I just don't know that I dare try gluing the buggers on a tube again!
DustyDenim
Member
That is a fantastic looking pen John, great job. I have a couple of brother in laws who would love to have one of those for themselves.
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
Awesome job John !
JohnU
Member
Jeff, I wouldnt recommend doing the turkey feathers until you get used to doing the smaller bird feathers first. They are pretty stiff and I still mess up about a good quarter of them until I get them to look nice. Narrow small thin feathers are the way to go.