I have several lessons with photos on my site about how to work with, spin, stack and trim deer hair. One of the flies that I show is the Dahlberg Diver.

Here are the addresses if you are interested:

Working with Deer Hair [url=http://www.branhamssaltwaterflytying.com/flytying/lessons/workingwithdeerhair.asp:8ea8f]http://www.branhamssaltwaterflytying.com/flytying/lessons/workingwithdeerhair.asp[/url:8ea8f]

Stacking Deer Hair - [url=http://www.branhamssaltwaterflytying.com/flytying/lessons/stackingdeerhair.asp:8ea8f]http://www.branhamssaltwaterflytying.com/flytying/lessons/stackingdeerhair.asp[/url:8ea8f]

Trimming Deer Hair - [url=http://www.branhamssaltwaterflytying.com/flytying/lessons/trimminghdeerhair.asp:8ea8f]http://www.branhamssaltwaterflytying.com/flytying/lessons/trimminghdeerhair.asp[/url:8ea8f]

Fly Example 1 - [url=http://www.branhamssaltwaterflytying.com/flytying/lessons/trimming1.asp:8ea8f]http://www.branhamssaltwaterflytying.com/flytying/lessons/trimming1.asp[/url:8ea8f]

Fly Example 2 - [url=http://www.branhamssaltwaterflytying.com/flytying/lessons/trimming2.asp:8ea8f]http://www.branhamssaltwaterflytying.com/flytying/lessons/trimming2.asp[/url:8ea8f]

Hope that these will help you.

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Joe Branham
http://www.branhamssaltwaterflytying.com
flytyer@branhamssaltwaterflytying.com
"The only stupid question is the one for which you do not seek an answer."