How to boil out deer head. Full skull method - medal head.

[@dondle2]

First class video with good tips.One small error which I know is awkward to avoid,is getting the pearling slightly bleached.Try painting the skull with peroxide(instead of soaking) and then rinse well.It works a treat and you wont have to stain up the spoiled pearling.Keep up the good work in the meantime,regards donnie

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

The time vary can be anything between 25 minutes to 1:15. You know when the head is ready when the skin on the skull "cracks" and falls off the bone. I never check time when boiling just look for these signs.

[@guybaxendale]

Thanks Greg nice video. I tend to sprinkle a bit of caustic soda on the skull 3/4 of the way through the boiling process which speeds things along a bit. I also tend to scrub with lots of fairy liquid post boiling which de-greases the skull quicker.

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Never tried adding caustic soda, but also use some washing up liquid after cleaning before bleaching.

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Glad you find them useful. All the best, Greg

[@malina6310]

jak dużo perhydrolu dodajesz w stosunku do wody ?

[@kjetilvaarlund8342]

I cover the skull in cotton pads and gently pour Hydrogenperoxide on the cotton. If you have more than one skull they can be reused with a little topping of HP on them on the next skull

[@BeautyFromDecay]

great video! i had been wondering about how the brain was removed and how hard it may be to remove cooked matter (as i know how complex the interior bone structure of the skull is,especially the sinuses are) it looks a lot easier then i thought it would be. thank you for doing such detailed videos, i looked through your channel briefly and it looks really interesting!

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Thanks, glad you found it interesting.

[@alaoptyk8636]

Kolego, polecam Karcher, idealnie wypłucze mózg i resztki w jamach czaszki. Trzeba trochę uważać na zęby i delikatne kości, ale sposób jest szybki i bardzo skuteczny. Owszem czasem też trzeba użyć pensety ale jest to zminimalizowane. Darz Bór!

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Niestety nie mam Karchera, może warto spróbować. Metodę znam, ale nigdy nie próbowałem. Darz Bór.

[@marcinm3409]

Dokładnie kolega ma rację szybko i sprawnie ,ja też tak robię

[@PBthehunter]

Dobra robota, profesjonalnie:) a próbowałeś czyścić czasze myjką ciśnieniową? troszkę dłużej trzeba pogotować ale za to później wszystko ładnie schodzi i co jest ważne nie ma śladów po nożu czy innych narzędziach:) DB

[@shoottom]

A fantastic video. I also like to mount or clean up my heads. I'm not into trophy hunting, but each head tells a different story of a great hunting trip. A brilliant demo, well done!

[@evanrichards457]

nice video but i found a skull and lots of other bones in the woods is there any other way to just clean it free off bugs and stuff

[@caniscorax]

Amazing video, loved the original ones too. Will be sharing this on my taxidermy blog

[@cazthebaldfox]

how long ideal boil on head. found some bits of i guess cartilage difficult to remove . is that down to boil time thanks.

[@rrreins]

Another great video Greg, well done and keep up with great work.

[@dorianptero3255]

I do this method on deer skulls

[@dorianptero3255]

Roe stalker does a good job😃

[@phillips321]

Wrap antlers before bleaching! And it's much quicker to jet wash the skull.

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Thanks for the tip Donnie, I usually do that and save peroxide that way, but this time it was just me being lazy. If I soak the whole head I usually position the head in such way only the skull is soaked up to the coronets and coronets and pearling are not bleached, I guess it moved at some point. Regards, Greg.

[@ErikISkogen]

How did you Keep the teeth black?

[@adamjakacki366]

Witam czy ma Pan jakies ustalone proporcje wody do perhydrolu?Darz Bór

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Nie ma potrzeba rozcieńczać

[@adamjakacki366]

@@RoestalkerCoUk Witam ,na filmie widzę ze wlewa Pan z butelki a potem uzupełnia woda stąd pytanie jakie musi być stężenie,na kursie na selekcjonera mówili że wystarczy szmatką nasączona przecierac a długie moczenie może rozpuścić kości.

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Kości nie rozpuści, po prostu im mocniejszy tym mniej czasu potrzeba do uzyskania efektu. Zwykle wystarczy posmarować, poczekać aż wyschnie i powtórzyć. W ogóle najlepszy efekt można uzyskać podgrzewając do momentu wrzenia i 5 min w garnku potrzymać, tylko potrzebna jest większa ilość perhydrolu żeby dało się cały łeb zanurzyć.

[@adamjakacki366]

@@RoestalkerCoUk dzięki za odpowiedź nie chcialbym pierwszego trofeum zepsuć. Darz Bór

[@123Twoj_Stary]

Piękne trofeum. Życzę udanych łowów!!

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Yes, dog is always around. Glad you found the vid useful.

[@alanyarwood5369]

Were did you get your hydrogen peroxide from. Do you have a link. Starting my first project this week. Thanks for the info.

[@dianejones3493]

Hydrogen peroxide on eBay

[@pierluigimarexxi3487]

Good Job all Hand made !But after You put a wax? Maybe Bee wax or other To preserv ? M

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

No never used any wax

[@DrEvanAnatomist]

nice done but i used hydrolysis instead of boiling

[@sentientstranger1573]

Beautifully haunting; the skull looks astounding!

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Ysa Moxie Glad you like it

[@Gregg_T]

Out of interest Did you weigh the skull? Great video

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

This one was no where near medal never weight it, it was less than 400g. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

I think you could just bleach them

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Thanks, I do that for exactly same reason, to remember the moment. The size of the antlers is not really important, I keep them all (till I still have space...) All the best!

[@Whiz_a_gun]

Piękne trofeum!

[@colinpakela4224]

If i boil a head in my house will it smell

[@ErikISkogen]

Oh fucking yeah ;)

[@MultiDezerter]

I po zanurzeniu w takiej "tinkturze" uzębienie zachowało swój naturalny kolor???

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Jak komuś zależy na naturalnym odcieniu zębów ( mi nie zależy ) to lepiej pędzelkiem.

[@anonymousleavemebe8702]

Were are you from ?

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Poland

[@guybaxendale]

Give it go - def speeds the process up

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Thanks for that

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Thanks!

[@SeriousSchitt]

Yeah, thumbs up dude, right down to the freaking horror music. Was that peroxide 30% concentrate?

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

+SeriousSchitt It was quite long time ago so can't remember I use anything between 10 to 30%. I usually dilute 30% a bit.

[@SeriousSchitt]

RoeStalker: Thanks for that. I've got a few spindly skulls around the house that I want to tidy up, your vid helps no end. ;)

[@SeriousSchitt]

RoeStalker: Oh by the way, how did you stop the teeth from bleaching in that solution?

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

+SeriousSchitt Glad to hear that. Just soak them first. Hope you are happy with the results

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Nie mam myjki wiec nie probowalem, u mnie tez nie ma sladow po nozu. DB

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

I think every stalker should boil the head in the kitchen to check futures wife reaction before he says yes :-)

[@jacqueskisling8241]

RoeStalker 😂😂😂 watch out for flying cups and pans

[@motomeadyhuntingndmotocros6147]

That is good looks pretty simple 2 do aswell

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

+motomeady hunting nd motocross Thanks

[@adriankowalczuk2855]

Very good vey nice :) I from Slovakia :)

[@eriksagstad6184]

ERIK👍🇳🇴

[@cazthebaldfox]

your mrs must love you doing all your business in the kitchen

[@Furkan-Holdleder]

Må jeg Få en Gevir

[@MultiDezerter]

Zależy czy nie, na filmie zachowały swoją barwę. Wydaje mi się to niemożliwe.

[@RoestalkerCoUk]

Zęby nigdy nie tracą swojego koloru całkowicie, czasem może lekko 'bledną'. Perhydrol też jest rozcieńczony.

[@storminmoorman7444]

gloves bro! gloves!

[@hannahmarie4887]

My uncle lets hit rot