Meanings of red hackle in English

Olive Blue,-featherof Starling's wing, body light olive silk, and red hackle.

Body greenish herl of Peacock,-ribbedwith gold tinsel,-wraptwith red silk,- red hackle over all.

Body dark Peacock's herl,-ribbedwith gold tinsel,-greensilk, black, brown or red hackle over all.

A strong brown red hackle is exceedingly valuable.

Great Brown,-featherfrom the hen Pheasant's wing,-darkorange silk for body, brown red hackle for legs,-tail do.

Take the hair of a black Spaniel for dubbing, ribbed with gold twist, and a red hackle over all.

For the Northern Wilderness: Scarlet ibis, split ibis, Romeyn, white-winged coachman, royal coachman, red hackle, red-bodied ashy and gray-bodied ashy.

Its dark green and blue tartan and its hat feather, the red hackle, make it the most distinctive of Scottish regiments.

Thus with a Dun hackle, use yellow silk; a black hackle, sky blue; a brown or red hackle, red or dark orange do.

But failing them, you may do well with a drake which is ribbed through the whole length with red hackle over a straw-coloured body.

If he made up his mind that he would have her, he must go armed with all implements, from the red hackle to the harpoon.

Red Ant-Lark's Quill feather for wings, cock Pheasant's herl from tail for body, red hackle for legs.