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I will try to gradually show you how i do it.
First abrade the skin and removed the mandible |
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Bandage wrap on the jack and place in a pan to boil it.
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Boil over low heat when the meat starts to separate so.
Then washed cold water. |
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To get here so
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And finally bleaching in 15% hydrogen peroxide for 24 hours.
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That is pretty much the same way I do it also. Only I use 40% and only leave it on for a few hours then rinse and check for whiteness. If a tooth falls out just glue it back in when done.
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If you can find a big ant hill, like we have in the mts in PA, burying a skinned skull in one of them and leaving it for a few months will get it pretty clean. http://www.backyardbiology.net/Natur...ts_story.shtml These guys. Not as good as beetles but pretty clean. Of course it isn't fun to dig around the bottom of an ant hill.
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I've only done the one nice mule deer I shot in Wyoming last year and I suggest that you not boil a skull, but rather let it simmer for quite a few hours, taking it out every once in a whole and taking off what has loosened up and skimming the junk out of the water that came off. After it is really done in the water take a sturdy brush and clean it off well so all there is is bone left and let it dry. Then I used a dry powder that you mix with water to make a paste and I applied it liberally to the entire skull to further whiten it, left it for 24 hours, and then flushed it all off with fresh water and a brush.
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And there are quite large anthills. I agree that the ants will clean it up well then it must be bleach.
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