THERIAULT FAMILY FARM
We raise some of the fly tying material we use and sell. For years we have hatched
and raised our own hackle for fly tying. Today we raise and sell two lines of chickens for
the fly tying business.
We raise jungle cock for their well recognized nail feathers. We sell the
feathers ( loose or on the skin).
We raise guinea fowl for their spotted feathers. We have raised many
colors of guineas. Today we concentrate on the black with white spots. We sell as loose
feathers or full skins.
Our daughter, Holly, raised rabbits for many years. This provided us
with a large selection of rabbit fur for fly tying.
My wife, Connie, raises llamas for their fiber which is used as dubbing material.
The fiber has also been spun into yarn for fly body material.
We raised cashmere goats for fly tying fibers. Once we had a supply of cashmere
we went back to raising white goats for the kid goat hair.
Our farm raised Icelandic sheep to add to our fly tying materials. They are a
sheep with very long hair. We have mostly white sheep which allows dyeing of
many colors for tying materials.
Our customers who visit our store have always been treated to Connie's large
perennial garden. She now sells perennials to our visiting customers. I know very little
about flowers, but can handle a shovel, if you know what you want.
We raise some of the fly tying material we use and sell. For years we have hatched
and raised our own hackle for fly tying. Today we raise and sell two lines of chickens for
the fly tying business.
We raise jungle cock for their well recognized nail feathers. We sell the
feathers ( loose or on the skin).
We raise guinea fowl for their spotted feathers. We have raised many
colors of guineas. Today we concentrate on the black with white spots. We sell as loose
feathers or full skins.
Our daughter, Holly, raised rabbits for many years. This provided us
with a large selection of rabbit fur for fly tying.
My wife, Connie, raises llamas for their fiber which is used as dubbing material.
The fiber has also been spun into yarn for fly body material.
We raised cashmere goats for fly tying fibers. Once we had a supply of cashmere
we went back to raising white goats for the kid goat hair.
Our farm raised Icelandic sheep to add to our fly tying materials. They are a
sheep with very long hair. We have mostly white sheep which allows dyeing of
many colors for tying materials.
Our customers who visit our store have always been treated to Connie's large
perennial garden. She now sells perennials to our visiting customers. I know very little
about flowers, but can handle a shovel, if you know what you want.
THERIAULT FAMILY FARM
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