Removing flesh around beard.
#2
Typical Buck
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: Southwest PA
Heres what i do with the beards.
I take some black or brown sewing string and tightly wrap it around the top area of the beard, this allows me to carefully trim away excess fleash without the possibility of the beard falling apart.Then i just salt it and let it dry for a week or two.Ill see if i can get some posts up in alil.
I take some black or brown sewing string and tightly wrap it around the top area of the beard, this allows me to carefully trim away excess fleash without the possibility of the beard falling apart.Then i just salt it and let it dry for a week or two.Ill see if i can get some posts up in alil.
#3
Typical Buck
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 816
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From: Southwest PA
sorry i cant post pix. ive done it like 100 times before but since they worked on the site, i havnt been ableto post any. i have to load it on to photobucket and it wont even let me upload it there.
#4
ORIGINAL: BowHunter46
sorry i cant post pix. ive done it like 100 times before but since they worked on the site, i havnt been ableto post any. i have to load it on to photobucket and it wont even let me upload it there.
sorry i cant post pix. ive done it like 100 times before but since they worked on the site, i havnt been ableto post any. i have to load it on to photobucket and it wont even let me upload it there.
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#6
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: NewLowell ,Ontario ,Canada
Something that works better then salt is Borrox , you can get it in the washing soaps departemnt in a store. You can trim it now or leave it untill after it drys...
Another thing is if you want to take any bad bends in the beard out, just steam the beard over a kettle and then place it under something like a book and let it cool...
Another thing is if you want to take any bad bends in the beard out, just steam the beard over a kettle and then place it under something like a book and let it cool...
#7
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 2,284
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From: west central wi USA
There's an easier way to get a clean beard. Just pull it out of the bird. It pops out just like any other feather, clean as a whistle. Nothing to salt, no extra flesh, just a clean end.
#9
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Calif
Borax works great.RR makes a good suggestion here in using hot glue or wax.Not only does this help in keeping the beard together over the years but more impotantly helps in keeping mites and weevils from eating your beard which will cause your trophy to fall apart.Pesky little critters,theyll make a meal of your tailfan too!!
#10
ORIGINAL: Wingbone
There's an easier way to get a clean beard. Just pull it out of the bird. It pops out just like any other feather, clean as a whistle. Nothing to salt, no extra flesh, just a clean end.
There's an easier way to get a clean beard. Just pull it out of the bird. It pops out just like any other feather, clean as a whistle. Nothing to salt, no extra flesh, just a clean end.



