Fur and Feather Identification

[CDewberry 0]

Digging in further...

The white tail is very coarse 2" long hairs. Mink?

The light grey fur is luxuriously soft

The thin strip is uber soft 

As is the triangular patch

The bird beak - I recognize the feathers from some of Normand's flys...Golden Pheasant? Can I use the yellow hairs on the head (for what?) in addition to the feathers?

Again, thank you Wizards!

[cphubert 0]

white tail looks to be calf tail from my perspective your correct on the golden pheasant neck the barred feathers are tippets and the thin yellow feathers are the crest feathers. hard to tell un the fur without holding for me I say the strip is muskrat or mink the middle rabbit and the bottom hares mask or fox. I would need to hold it

[niveker 0]

Mostly agree with CP.  For the strip I would lean more towards mink.  The round patch, the gray underfur makes me think muskrat.  

[flytire 0]

you have a golden pheasant head that contains the "yellow" crest feathers for tails and toppings for salmon and steelhead type flies

it also contains the black and orange golden pheasant tippets also used on the above-mentioned flies along with trout flies

there is also a calf tail upper right

there is what looks like rabbit strip used for zonker type flies

hard to tell what the fur is below the pheasant head

the lower patch of fur looks like muskrat

[CDewberry 0]

Many thanks to y'all! /Clayton