Very, very impressive.  They look like they were hand carved.  My skulls always turn out looking like dead animals.

Those are some pretty skulls

I tried a new way this year and it worked really well, its the lazy mans way !  I tied a good strong rope around the antlers, tied it to tree and then threw it in the pond, 2 months later I pulled it out sprayed out the remaining eyes balls and such and it looked as good if not better then all the ones I had spent hours boiling, give it a try it works and its easy !

was the product you used to whiten hydrogen peroxide if so i use this for whitening turkey wing bones that i make into calls works slow but really whittens LjT

The 2 skulls I have to do were cleaned by the beetles. They seem to do a great job. That would be the way to go if you have a lot of them to clean.

QuoteOriginally posted by hnt2mch:
ooops stripe not strip      

no your right, my wife calls them stripper stripes.


Skulls look good.

Nice job on the skulls.
I like the mounting board for the deer skull especially.

thanks for all the kind words ya'll when i finish the hog and bobcat i'll post pics

Real nice.

Very Cool!!

QuoteOriginally posted by Chortdraw:
The 2 skulls I have to do were cleaned by the beetles. They seem to do a great job. That would be the way to go if you have a lot of them to clean.

Those dermestid beetles really do a great job. Just be sure they don't get out of the aquarium because they'll also do a great job on wool clothes and carpets, silk, fur, feathers (!), etc. They're a bitch to get rid of if they infest.
But the skulls they clean look great   :D  

Guy

Does the bucket of water just stink when you check it?  I like the rid-x idea and wil give it a try but just wondering about the smell.  Not a big deal - just want to be prepared.  

Great looking skull mounts BTW

Yes, Bobby it does stink. Mine has been soaking about a wk and it's getting rank smelling. Mine is put up in an old barn away from the house, so as not to offend anyone.

I've buried mine skin and all with a barrel over top to keep varmits from digging it up.  If you time it right you can dig it up later and just about all that's left is the skin and it slips off easy.  If you leave it too long it may take on some ground stains but as long as the skin is still covering it they come out fairly white.  You may have to look for teeth as mentioned and possibly the nose section if not careful.  I don't glue together until after peroxide treatment because the glue prevents whitening if it gets on the surface and makes the glue joint more obvious.  Of course, I don't have red clay.  Good for garden though.