Good old nailed to the barn technique.........Bears & lions in New Mexico
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Anyone do a European Mount?
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I figure I can get four Big Hog head, Slap some LEDs in the eyes and Old Racks on they Heads and make some serious Jack skillington Reign deer for October, then I can make them with the red eyes and have the Jaw open and close and sell the for Halloween 100. to 200 a skull.
I could hook up my compressor and with a mister so when it opens its mouth it blows cold wet air. There could be big money in this even in comyfornia,
I could hook up my compressor and with a mister so when it opens its mouth it blows cold wet air. There could be big money in this even in comyfornia,
Dead Pet restoration, Have Your dead pet immortalized in a poses able Skelton for 500.00 to 1000.00, so cool. I know My Daughter would be all over this, she has been wanting me to bring the whole deer home so she could put it back together for a while now.
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Mike Berry. Here's a Euro he just did for me and a bobcat he did a few years ago. He does GREAT work!
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Did my own work with last year’s muley.
I used a low simmer with electric pressure washer (mine is not super high psi). Two, two-hour simmer and wash sessions with a little bit of manual picking. Then degreasing with clear dawn and water with an aquarium heater for a few weeks to remove all the fat (pouring it off and refreshing as needed). Finished with straight drugstore hydrogen peroxide until I got the level of white I wanted (I prefer a little color). The hydrogen peroxide is relatively gentle and any left on the skull oxidizes away after.
I really wanted to avoid any of the techniques I saw in videos where they were removing bones and blasting everything out.
I think it turned out pretty well.
I used a low simmer with electric pressure washer (mine is not super high psi). Two, two-hour simmer and wash sessions with a little bit of manual picking. Then degreasing with clear dawn and water with an aquarium heater for a few weeks to remove all the fat (pouring it off and refreshing as needed). Finished with straight drugstore hydrogen peroxide until I got the level of white I wanted (I prefer a little color). The hydrogen peroxide is relatively gentle and any left on the skull oxidizes away after.
I really wanted to avoid any of the techniques I saw in videos where they were removing bones and blasting everything out.
I think it turned out pretty well.
Here's an old 16 buck....... 
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