European Skull Mount: Step Two

K&C Taxidermy continues work on the European Skull Mount in Step Two by boiling, power washing, and soaking the skull to prepare for Step Three.

[@Carnivoregriller]

Excellent video. I really like the personal interaction at the end.

[@KCTaxidermy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MrQuack811]

Grest video!

[@KCTaxidermy]

Thanks!

[@Carnivoregriller]

20 mule team borax, nice.

[@stuartphelps9407]

I hope, hope, hope you are also video those bulls skulls for future material. Please........

[@KCTaxidermy]

Yes, I am going into it some. Keep following along, hopefully you won't be disappointed! Thank you for letting me know what you want to see! Please feel free to request material you would like to see covered in the future!

[@stuartphelps9407]

@KCTaxidermy well that would be a long list. Here is the deal. Those who can - do. Those who can't, watch You Tube. But once in a while some normal person comes along and makes content that is very motivating to the wanna-bees lije me. That being said, I could help but notice in one of your videos of the shop you had a possum that is hanging by a front arm and it's tailed curled around a limb. How in the world did you do that? Mean while, you do what you do and I will try and sponge up as much as I can. Signed, a 60 year old guy south of Kansas City MO, " who wishes he had a shop".

[@KCTaxidermy]

I'm glad you are enjoying the videos! Taxidermy is always learning process! I honestly don't care how long you've been doing it or if you "think" you know, done and have seen it all. There is always a new technique someone have come up with to make things easier or at least more interesting. My little opposum was a victim of roadkill and I had seen this hanging form in my McKenzie catalog and HAD to give it a go!