Show off!That turned out great!
I've gone a cheaper and easier (easier for me) route. Rather than whiten the skull just glue leather to it (if I feel like it). And instead of a skull mount I use a shelf 90 degree bracket. Bend the bracket to get the right angle.
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Lots and lots of bow seasons! Even a blind squirrels finds a nut once in a while.Show off!
So cool my man. A real bone collector!That turned out great!
I've gone a cheaper and easier (easier for me) route. Rather than whiten the skull just glue leather to it (if I feel like it). And instead of a skull mount I use a shelf 90 degree bracket. Bend the bracket to get the right angle.
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Sticks out from the wall a little too far for me, but otherwise I really like it. Good find. Thanks for sharing!View attachment 60765But i cleaned and whitened my own skull plate from latest harvest.
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I cut skull plate with a hacksaw. Then I removed skin, hair etc I could with a knife.
I used a large pot on the grill with oxyclean and some baking soda detergent. Let is simmer about 8-9 hours. I removed rest of tissue and blasted with hose. Then I used my dremmel to shape the plate a little.
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Next I soaked in peroxide solution for about 6 hours. Dried with paper towel and let dry overnight.
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I bought this skull plate hanger off Amazon. Comes in tomorrow. Looks cool for 19 bucks.
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Really about 30 minutes of actual work. I think I will do this with any deer I harvest from now on. After my trip to Africa I just have nowhere to put mounts these days.