HOW TO CLEAN A SITKA BLACKTAIL DEER SKULL



GOT MY HAND SLAPPED SO MANY TIMES I DECIDED TO PULL DOWN THE OLD DEMONETIZED FILMS REMOVE THE GRAPHIC PARTS ANF PUT THEM BACK UP. HOW TO CLEAN A SITKA BLACKTAIL DEER SKULL. I HOPE YOU ENJOY

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19 thoughts on “HOW TO CLEAN A SITKA BLACKTAIL DEER SKULL”

  1. Oh my god I’m so excited you posted a new video!!! Definitely downloading the app too in the future! 💖 thank you so much for the education, tips, and showing the rare mistakes too. Ive put all of your techniques to good use; and you’ve helped me become such a proficient skull cleaner lol— so thank you again!!

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  2. I saw your videos about 3 years ago and loved them from the start ? Have mounted big deer , hogs and coyote heads, people just love them, Thanks for teaching me this gift , See Ya, S E Texas

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  3. Another great video as always. Nasal bones make great patchwork. I like to boil my heads for at least 45 minutes to an hour. I have skulls ive done 5 years ago that still have zero oil leech and are full white, i feel like a longer boil draws more oils and fats. But too long of boil will boil in oils and stain forever

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  4. Another Master Class full of lessons, experience and great tips.
    Thanks for maintaining your YouTube channel. I for one am very appreciative of that and the effort you go to to make that happen
    Thank you for sharing
    Love your work

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  5. Hey Ryan, how many batches are you getting out of your peroxide now? Or are you mixing each batch fresh for the animals you are doing. I get the vibe from the newer videos that you are mixing new every time you do a batch of heads. Just wondered as that is a lot more peroxide to use. Also wondering if your galvanized pots work good for things like moose when it comes to whitening. I know in one video you had a reaction with a galvanized tub and my dad has a moose hunt planned for next year. Just want to make sure I do it right. Thanks again for everything and God bless.

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  6. Thank you for another great and educational video!!!!! Getting a few people I know into skull cleaning, told them to look up whitebone creations!!!!! Hope to see more soon.your freind from Nebraska

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  7. I’ve been whitening deer heads for a little while now thanks to your videos but I have a quick question. What pot is that? That you are using in this video? I’ve been using the tall ones an it takes so long to get it to the boiling point.

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