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Subject: Re: Cleaning Skulls

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Hornhunter

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Date Posted: 06:43:56 02/10/03 Mon
In reply to: RackAttack 's message, "Cleaning Skulls" on 06:20:06 02/10/03 Mon

Hey, RackAttack.....nice find! All I can tell you is that when we got our Buck 2 years ago, we had it mounted "European Style". The guy who did it for us boiled the skull just below the antlers(in a big round tub)to get all the flesh, etc. to fall off. I didn't see the whole process but this may be the best way for you to go. Not much help.....but I hope it gives you some ideas. Most of the dead bucks I've found during shed hunting have been down to the skull /w spine attached. Mother nature has taken care of most of it for me! I have a nice drop-tine 4x5 that we mounted and put up on the wall that I found 2 years ago. Good Luck!!

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Re: Cleaning Skulls	marketfox	08:39:18 02/10/03 Mon