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How to make a European skull mount
osage outlaw:
You should have known that one JW. If I can't get to them for a couple of days I'll throw them in the freezer or put them in a bucket of water.
I brought home a coworkers deer head from work today. Got a friend dropping off 3 deer and a couple coyote tomorrow. Wednesday is going to be a busy day for me.
JW_Halverson:
--- Quote from: osage outlaw on December 14, 2015, 09:45:48 pm ---You should have known that one JW. If I can't get to them for a couple of days I'll throw them in the freezer or put them in a bucket of water.
I brought home a coworkers deer head from work today. Got a friend dropping off 3 deer and a couple coyote tomorrow. Wednesday is going to be a busy day for me.
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Sometimes a lesson needs re-learnin'. First skull I tried doing was a roadkilled coyote. He was pretty "high" by the time I got to him! It was August and he'd been there a day or more. There was plenty of dancing rice on him, but I wanted a skull, dangit!
osage outlaw:
I set up a coyote trap with deer scraps this fall. I caught 4 possums :-[
Ed Brooks:
Something new to check out for the European mounts, great for birds also. Check them out on Face Book, do a search for BoneMotion. They bring the mount back to life. This is a brainchild of one of my next door neighbors. Hope you enjoy. Ed
Aaron H:
Dancing rice, haha ;D
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