HOW TO CLEAN A MONSTER BULL ELK SKULL

THIS FILM WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO PROFESSIONALLY CLEAN A ELK SKULL START TO FINISH. SKULL CLEANING 101. PLEASE NOTE THIS IS EXTREMELY GRAPHIC AND EDUCATIONAL. THANK YOU FOR WATCHING.

[@seanriggen]

I like how when you said “stop watching” you were pulling out the eyeball, poetic.

[@ILikeChickenOkay]

As a die hard animal lover, i fully support hunting. Though i could never bring harm to an animal myself, its far better to hunt your own food knowing its had a good, natural and heathy life, able to display its natural behaviours. Compared to factory farmed animals who know nothing but a life of abuse and suffering.

[@WHITEBONE]

+ILikeChickenOkay Thank you for watching and the comment.

[@magzies5795]

i know what you are getting at. but with all these guns and traps humans use. its not natural anymore. if all humans would start hunting the little bit of wild animals that still exist will die out very quickly. bc humans are not part of the natural order, nature has no control over the situation. so like the fox and the bunny. there is always a balance. a lot of foxes = bunny pop. start to decrease = fox pop. decreases = bunny pop. start to grow = fox pop. start to grow = bunny population decreases and so on. with humans. they dont live in nature. so they dont get killed, die bc of injury as rapid as wild animals. so you just got the human species killing off all other species on earth. certainly with hunting, where a dude can just sit hidden about 100m away from the prey and kill it, there is no natural fairness or chance there, since animals still live naturally where they fight with their natural given weapons.

[@supahhotnoodledapx1602]

@@magzies5795 Dude, first off, you are a human, second hunters mostly hunt on reserves, where they keep the animals in check, so these hunters are SAVING these animals.

[@Sapphiresenthiss]

ILikeChickenOkay I feel EXACTLY the same! BUT only as long as an animal is killed for food (not for the sick thrill of insane people killing for fun) and as long as it's killed in a humane way, aka no traps it'll slowly die in or suffer for hours/days, and so on. I'd rather hunt my own food, too, or at least raise animals and kill them myself when the time comes.

[@maritimebard]

Same here. I'm training to be a zoologist, and I love watching these videos. I want to clean skulls, and at the same time, I want to do anything I can to help keep endangered species safe

[@johnamor1]

I draw comic books professionally, and illustrate a lot of creatures and monsters. Your channel is a great resource for understanding some aspects of anatomy that I would not be able to get anywhere else. Thank you for your content!

[@calomel4647]

I'm not a professional, but this is why I'm here too.

[@selcouthnosvkota6214]

I do the same as well......

[@Xombic0780]

That's so epic!

[@trashboat322]

cool!

[@RexWolf2605]

I doodle random made up characters and creatures and videos like these help also

[@chemicaldemoneye]

like WTF imagine the neck muscles you need to carry those antlers... freaking bodybuilders xD

[@mistydowell5116]

X'D YASSSS

[@Yettiattack]

Rutroids

[@casams1992]

Just remember guys, every animal has a place! Right next to the mashed potatoes.

[@alexpainter4169]

Christian Sams BU-DUM-KSSH

[@candralyons6861]

Nice one

[@candralyons6861]

except endangered species

[@williamleach1922]

Christian Sams ii

[@rappah3]

haha damn right

[@mikismays3760]

"that animal and I had a fantastic experience together" Animal in Heaven:" BULLSHIT"

[@northbearNL]

@ Justin Dillon, Same thing counts for you, internet hero.

[@MrGohorns56]

Mikis Mays animals don't go to heaven, they go to the dinner table.

[@northbearNL]

Jeff Newcomb Chill...

[@lamia197]

I imagine the elks around a camp fire while they say that. hahaha

[@bleyzerplayz]

+Volt The Tiger hahaha I wanted to say that too

[@jdsingh1670]

I'm not really into stuff like this. but I love watching for some reason. very interesting. great work.

[@WHITEBONE]

+JD Bassi Thank you.

[@KillJoy_Since2017]

JD Bassi Same

[@Cazz8203]

Same here

[@rissa7913]

Same

[@Judas390]

*not really into stuff like this* *very interesting* lmao

[@barbara5878]

The same people who are against hunting are the same people who blindly pay for packaged meat at the grocery store not knowing that those animals go through hell to get to that store

[@WHITEBONE]

+599M Views So so true. Thank you for watching.

[@barbara5878]

WHITEBONE CREATIONS HUNTING thank YOU for providing the awesome learning experience

[@nolenjohnsonn7139]

Barbra yes what most people dont understand is that animals that produce the meat you get at stores suffer most of there life unlike hunted animals who experience little pain

[@alicehatter4973]

90% of meat is toxins. We only need about 2 nutrients in meat that we can find in other non meat foods. The meat on shelves comes from sad, sick and overly injected/medicated animals. It is very unhealthy, as is any meat for the human body. If you insist on eating meat, then you are poisoning your very own body in every way. If you insist on killing your own meat, then you are a hypocritical murderer. Murder is murder, no matter the creature. Hunting is an outdated, irrelevant barbaric sport.

[@alicehatter4973]

Bro Doe As a hunter, you personally are bringing their pain/death, no matter the duration. That is solely on you and your choices, not the meat market. Can you personally live with that on your shoulders? Hunters murder with their bare hands but you insist it's better simply because you aren't controlling it's living conditions? Warped frame of mind and still a hypocrite. And if you don't want to be part of the manufactured meats, then don't buy/support the abused animals welfare.

[@jh20d61]

You should say "if there's tissue then theirs an issue"

[@WHITEBONE]

+Joseph Jr Holdstock I like that. I'll throw that in.

[@connormatthews1425]

WHITEBONE CREATIONS HUNTING i like that

[@KillJoy_Since2017]

Jh20d 420 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Dimasekas]

That's neat I like that!

[@Braydon-jg9ij]

Jh20d good one 😂

[@erikjoven2388]

He said it very simply - in just a few words - "For those that don't understand, stop watching". That's really all that needs to be said. If you find this offensive - no one is forcing you to watch anything, eat anything, kill anything. A non-hunter will never understand the mind of a hunter - and that connection with nature does NOT mean that you must leave all nature's creatures alone. A non-hunter trying to understand and attack a hunter for his/her actions - is like a religious person trying to convert an atheist - your opinions differ - and that's OK - neither of you are right and neither of you are wrong - which is why this argument will ALWAYS exist. There is no right or wrong - and thus it never ends. Anyway - awesome work here - always like watching these videos. Keep up the good work!

[@WHITEBONE]

Erik Joven thank you.

[@KG-yz7tr]

There are different types of hunters too though. There are the ones who are respectful and put what they've killed to good use by eating the meat and/or using other parts of the animal as much as they can. Then there are the idiots who just get off on killing things and disrespecting the carcass because they're disturbed mentally. The latter is what gives real hunters a bad name.

[@dallas5528]

WHITEBONE CREATIONS HUNTING your the best! Thank you for the videos your my hero!!

[@baxty8126]

Erik Joven yes

[@jacobpeters3659]

I have been interested in hunting ever since I was a small child. I help led my dad process his deer. I went bird hunting with my little cousin because we live next to a pheasant farm (he said we can shoot pheasants that wander off his land), I hunted squirrel and rabbit and groundhog. And I hunted deer. Every animal I’ve ever killed I had massive respect for. Hunting connects you to nature like you never could have thought because you are closer to Creation than you ever could be sitting on your couch watching National Geographic

[@tiacuppe6681]

I looked at his about to see what kind of Hunter he is. His monologue in the beginning was all I needed to hear. He hunts for food, not for fun. The animals they hunt are animals that have no natural predators in that area. If they didn't hunt, they elk would over-populate that area and end up messing up the ecosystem. He basically uses the meat for food and keeps the heads as trophies since his culture views it as wasteful to just throw away the head and horns. I don't agree with keeping a head as a trophy, but I respect it

[@adisturbedoneandi]

Yeah he hunt to feed his family, and uses pretty much all of the meat, except for the head. He just like skulls too, and people have him do commissions to clean the skulls for them as well. If I were a hunter I would be doing exactly the same as Ryan here is doing. Hunt for food, keep the skull.

[@ginoborrero2222]

This elk skull is so majestic. I can imagine how massive the full elk would be

[@garethweare6441]

I understand your rant, as a fellow hunter. I disagree partly due to the fact that many that trophy hunt completely waste the meat, if you kill it you Gotta eat it, I was raised that way and that's what I have always done. If I'm not gonna eat it I don't shoot it. Trophy or not.

[@abbystevens5693]

Gareth weare eat it or give the meat and intestines to local people to eat and sell to others if it s to much meat. Don t waste the meat organs bones and hide! That video bout the givibg away of intestines abd organs to locals was a great way to show a way to use the whole animal if you can t or wont eat or save it to eat later. So it doesn t go wasted abd also gives local people a way out of poverty if then can cheap or for free use the meat to feed their conmunity or city or sell it to provide for their family

[@KillJoy_Since2017]

Gareth weare That makes sense

[@starlingale]

I agree. Either your a hunter or a trophy hunter. A real hunter uses what he can. We eat all the meat and donate what we cant eat. Give the strong bones to our dogs and the rest goes to scavengers like foxes and vultures. Antlers are only part of the prize. A trophy hunter can only see horns. We've had people trespassing and take mature white tail and cut off the head. Leaving us to clean up rotting bodies.

[@lprsoutdoors1940]

Gareth weare that’s literally what he said omg pay attention

[@lprsoutdoors1940]

No hate, I completely agree with you

[@brendaholmes5709]

I love the respect that you are giving the animals even though they have passed. Your honouring them, and for someone like me that has never really seen this done before very informative

[@a.strange.day.]

No one Me: **watches while eating**

[@matthiasgraveel9191]

Stardust Gaming 😄😂👋🏻 also eating

[@gurdilunnaincapable.1513]

You guys are incredible, it is impossible for me 😅

[@kitsune-san739]

Glad to see I eat with friends in the same round table

[@GOOSEFOREST]

Coffee break 👌🏻🤙🏻✌🏻☕

[@Xombic0780]

Eating dinner and enjoying a good Whitebone Creations video 'course

[@kjsurvival8292]

Who else came here to actually clean a bull elk skull Me neither

[@HunterS.129]

I just think the process is cool and interesting

[@Yettiattack]

Me

[@nikkicoastal5826]

🙋‍♀️

[@remichloe5407]

I can see why a lot of people are hating. I'm not against this unless the food is wasted or if the animal is endangered.

[@WHITEBONE]

+Alex Zazueta it's never wasted. Wasting game meat that is illegal and hunting a set number of them is imperative to there well being

[@j.jpierewiet3019]

WHITEBONE CREATIONS HUNTING Pronghorns are endangerd species

[@edgardehartjr.3884]

You lack knowledge Jochem Witteveen. There are nearly half a million pronghorns in Wyoming alone.

[@bigbluegpr]

@@j.jpierewiet3019 Completely incorrect! And if they were actually an endangered species, the states where they are found (such as Wyoming) wouldn't be issuing licenses to hunt them. Please refrain from spreading false information.

[@pedsgreatescape1723]

Fantastic comment you made, I recently lost a friend that is a vegetarian. Apparently I live in the caveman style, and cos I hunt I have no respect for animals. My comment to that was, I probably have more respect and understanding of animals than you do. I don't over hunt, I take what I need and I use everything on the animal . I understand controlling numbers and that nature is a circle of life.

[@sergioperez-si7bu]

EDC KNOWLEDGE exactly right man I hunt myself but for food only and I used the horns to make Flint napping tools

[@magzies5795]

ah lol. i respect my dog more than you do cuzz i kill it. sure. the idiot vegetarian will just save that dog, but that will make him less respecting right? humans are nowhere near the circle of life. you dont get hunted down by a mountain lion, bear, lion,...and you can only hunt with made weapons. predators dont need shit for hunting. just their natural born with bodies. take that same natural given body of a human. put it in nature. and see how truly pathetically weak humans are. no claws, no canines, no poisonous tail,...nothing. just a slow, (now bc of ego also) dumb, weak bag of easy meat. often with humans bc they use weapons they barely have to do effort, so they often take biggest strongest specimen of the species. the one who would have the best offspring for that species to flourish. while natural predators, often go for the weak/sick, ironically doing their own part in making that species flourish. your friend went veggie cuzz he had so much respect for animals and knew he was healthier without meat, and so killing animals would just be unnecessary suffering. wich is grown up, manly thing of him to realize and work for. sometimes when you make that step you lose peoples whos idiocy (ignorance + ego) is too great.

[@felipemiranda9950]

@@magzies5795 C'mon, how do you think we get food for everyone here in poor countries? You americans love to be vegetarian and vegan and all that shit and saying that hunting its not in the circle of life, did you know that animals make advantage of the environment too? A lot of animals use camouflage, poison from other sources (plants, fruits), or even parasite to get their food, we are not weaker or stronger in power, we dont need that, we have the strongest natural weapon in the ecosystem, its called intelligence, like a lot of animals we just used our natural born and developed weapon to create tools with the environment for hunting bigger and stronger animals than us, we deserve our place in the ecosystem, of course, we need to preserve the ones vanishing and hunt the overpopulated like the guy in the video does. But never surrender our position in nature, conquered with centuries of hunting development.

[@JohnBasilone-fr4bz]

Felipe Miranda I agree

[@lauryn2868]

Exactly, I don’t hunt,but those who preach that we must protect the helpless animals actually don’t respect the animals. Animals survive and procreate and thrive, they are living beings and while sometimes we may want to intervene to give a helping hand,animial with no predators are perfect for hunting because it’s food without damaging the population.

[@ghostofmars83]

I love this video! You for sure kept my attention during the entire video! Thumbs Up!

[@alexrossi2644]

Thank you for your great instructions. I just completed my first euro bull. It came out looking so professional. Total cost was $35 for the larger wash pan. I thought that was high but I could not find anything else. Everything else required were household items. Truly grateful.

[@WHITEBONE]

+Alex Rossi Thank you Alex.

[@ChrisTexas]

I've hunted since I was 8 years old. I'm now 32, personally I've never been a trophy hunter more of a management hunter. I've boiled and boiled the antlers and they are still tough when I try to eat them. No matter what the content you produce is always of top quality. I'd like to say thank you for what you do.

[@clintonirving]

chris fornshell -You eat the antlers?

[@mrmarmolerox]

seems like people didnt understood the ironic sense of your comment...

[@deitschman231]

cmonster83 if you boil them for 3-5 days they make a great soup

[@KG-yz7tr]

I think of it this way. The animal is sacrificed to provide you with food so that you can live instead of them and by mounting the animal's head it's not just a trophy for you to look at and remember the experience (because really with the kind of weapons we have available to us today it's not difficult to take down most animals so trophies don't have as much to say about hunting skill as they used to) it's also a way to honor the animal for the sacrifice they made. That's what makes it meaningful and a lot cooler to see people's "trophies".

[@kyleesmith9705]

I agree with you and your cleaning. You're preserving what would've been lost. Even if you're not preserving for a museum, it still is beautiful work.

[@geoffreygiannone4255]

I’m not a hunter and I just recently discovered this channel, these videos are great , I can tell he enjoys what he does , looks great every time he does these projects , really amazing

[@trudecadence]

Shrug off those haters brother and keep doing what you do. I've learned a lot and enjoy your vids. Much love

[@DLlama]

Living in the South, you meet a lot of hunters. Many are trophy hunters only. To them it's a power trip and a way to, shall we say, "compensate" for ways they might be lacking. That being said, I've also met many people who hunt to provide their families with extra food. (Ever had venison shepherds pie? OMG it's good.) These people actually care about the science of population density, local environmental changes, and conservation. As opposed to some who use "it's population control" as a way to silence haters when they actually know nothing about it. Personally, I don't hunt (beyond the 3-4 deer I've killed with my car) but I can appreciate the good hunters out there who do what they do responsibly which in turn keeps herds from being over-populated and animals starving to death. So thank you good hunters. I will buy venison from you any day. And thank you Whitebone Creations for making excellent taxidermy videos. Dunno why, but they are oddly satisfying to watch.

[@WHITEBONE]

+Marilyn “MinMaxie” Thank you so much for the kind words. It breath of fresh air to get educated understanding comments.

[@seanchannie5822]

Marilyn Living in the "south" we've got small deer unless it's luisiana or Texas and not once in my entire life time of hunting have I ever met a man woman or child who says they hunt for trophy let alone to make up for the size of their cocks and it's very telling of you that you'd suggest that might even be the reason. Let me reiterate here, through turkey shoots, hunters safety, range shooting, and meeting other hunters on public land or out in public not once have I ever heard any say they hunt purely for trophy and if you look anywhere online you'll see just about every Hunter on the planet is against it so don't bring up your bullshit to try and make a point.

[@americanmaniac7437]

Oh shut up.

[@twigsprig]

Why would anyone hate on this??! So childish. I actually didn't think I'd like these just due to the graphic nature and my love for animals, but I learned a good deal, while being entertained! I love these videos, keep on making them! ❤

[@vp_wrld]

I’m the last thing from an outdoorsmen but I love watching these videos so much

[@firefox8653]

Wow, amazing animals. Beautiful mounts. We are so blessed to have these animals, for beautiful display, to respect, to help, to feed us. Wonderful hunt too, love it!

[@TexasBowHunter]

Thanks for bringing to light the true hunter and what it means. Great videos from a great channel made by a great guy.

[@WHITEBONE]

+Texas BowHunter Thank you brother as always.

[@chrisluehmann3094]

Yeah man i could not have said it better! Some people will never understand. I love your videos! keep up the good work. Any tips for cleaning a moose? we just have the cap of the skull with the antlers still on but the shape of it prevents us from submerging the cap in a pot because the massive antlers come straight out the side. Thanks!

[@johnbenedictgarcia4492]

WHITEBONE CREATIONS HUNTING nice video

[@jackbnymble586]

Found this channel a couple of months ago and absolutely love it. I often wash right before bed to put me in a good mood and relax me.

[@isabelitaSamurai]

Fascinating!! I'm an artist and recently got into skull and bone decorating, this video gives me a better idea of the process involved in properly prepping skulls.

[@robertfrownyjr4035]

This guy has fucking massive forearms.

[@resart5445]

Robert Frowny Jr it gets lonly in the woods A man has to do what a man has to do

[@thefluffyoctopus5543]

+Res Art Lmao, nice

[@chelseapeterson35]

I don't have an issue with hunting... as long as the animal was killed humanly and it's used to the full. meaning the meat was ate then mounted with respect. not just killed for sport then the meat discarded. I'm glad he put that message in his video. also is that real ivory ? and if so do all deer have them ?

[@kylewalker4054]

Chelsea Peterson Don't worry no hunter kills and just takes the antler/tusk "trophy" parts. People that do that don't deserve to be called hunters and there is very very few people that do this like less than 1%

[@zakbaumgartner5427]

Kyle Walker correct I believe that every one of those beautiful animals deserves to be packed

[@gerardocalixto6686]

Chelsea Peterson its time to grow up ,go hug a tree.........

[@Mzzaart007]

Gerardo Calixto she literally said she doesn't mind the killing, as long as it's humane. Real treehuggers wouldn't even say that??

[@advicefrommymom7446]

I love your videos! I have learned a lot. I paint skulls of any kind. Most are skulls that aren't ideal for mounting but people want something creative on it. I'm learning a lot about how to PROPERLY clean these skulls for mounting or painting. Thank you so much for making these videos and keeping the instructions simple!

[@ethanavikainen587]

I love the explanation you give to people that don’t hunt it was spot on

[@jessicabir1107]

Wow what an animal , hopefully he got to spread those good genetics

[@dechome4069]

i have learned allot from this channel

[@WHITEBONE]

+dec home Thank you.

[@KING-lu9ik]

That skull looks absolutely Beautiful and those massive antlers adds a great touch. Love your work with these.

[@MikeMcInroe]

You definitely are the master in training and I love how you are always improving and learning how to improve your techniques. Mike McInroe

[@incognito1177]

The haters of this channel are obviously city people

[@f1nn15]

1:58 all I want for Christmas is my two front teeth

[@MrFishingca]

Wow Ryan, I started doing this last year for my friends for deer, Javelina and Elk since I ran into your videos. Thanks for sharing brother.

[@Firosche]

Nice to see some people still working with their hands and help keep people keep their memories alive.

[@qdog5921]

Genuine question. Is this just for a trophy or is there some after sale value? BTW your videos are oddly satisfying.

[@WHITEBONE]

+Q Dog not for sale Just for trophies for the hunter. A years worth of food and a lifetime mount.

[@qdog5921]

WHITEBONE CREATIONS HUNTING fair play. I'm so removed from this type of lifestyle I just didn't know!

[@pedsgreatescape1723]

I genuinely do not keep the antlers , for me there is a resale value in it. I use it make things....Knife handles , walking stick tops etc etc sword grips ( that's for me I collect swords ) and in this country I could have easily sold a pair like those for over the 500 euros.

[@unclemikessouthernoutdoors3783]

No hate here! Love your channel!

[@WHITEBONE]

+Uncle Mike Thank you

[@ByrdTheWyrd.]

I'm glad that you are doing what you love, and are able to share that with us subscribers.

[@icewater7586]

If you are a hater, don't watch the video! I watch this because I am impressed by the skulls and the skills this guy has and also the work he put in.

[@redbengal16]

You should make some merch that's says "every hole, every orifice" XD LOL

[@lizzybailey3623]

I’d much rather eat an animal I killed myself than eat an animal that went through hell in a slaughterhouse, just sayin. So for everyone who’s saying that hunting isn’t right, consider the quick death of these animals verses the hell that the ones in your supermarket go to.

[@katrinadawnnn]

As a fellow business owner (I own a hair salon in a very small town- I graduated with 30 kids in my class), I hear all kinds of sides from avid hunters and their wives to people who don't understand the lifestyle. It is gruesome and is hard to kill an animal but hey, the meals and nutrients we get from hunting our own meat is so much better than what you get at the grocery store. We make burger, jerky, roast, pepperoni, EVERYTHING. It's a family affair and you best believe that when my husband and I grow our family, they will learn our way if life! We love your videos!

[@WHITEBONE]

+Katrina Ege Thank you Katrina. Can you get peroxide 40 percent by volume liquid. If that is something you want to sell. I can send you a pile of orders.

[@EpicNova]

started following you a few years ago youtube finally started shwoing me your videos again. ive been on a binge watch of all your stuff this and the wolf video have been my favorite.

[@ajes7968]

I'm a non-hunter and I just couldn't do it myself but honestly as long as people aren't hunting endangered animals, kill them as humanly as possible and where its possible, use the meat off the animal. In some areas population control of certain species is needed and I'm okay with that. Anyway I love your videos, really informative and provide me with good skull study references 👌 keep it up!!

[@WHITEBONE]

Thank you. I wish more non hunters could see through your eyes. Much respect✊️

[@attentivegingy48]

Can you clean out a squirrel skull

[@WHITEBONE]

Yes I have a video on it

[@peris_arts_film9699]

Sam 64 prepare the super soakers for the squirrel skull

[@kittyfavetti7697]

Your venting was amazingly thought out and I'd love to use your examples myself! Kudos to you.

[@josephlohmeier1534]

This video got me through my first attempt at a DIY European mount. Thanks!

[@WHITEBONE]

+Joseph Lohmeier Awesome brother congrats.

[@orhanozkurt1447]

"That animal and i had a fantastic experience together" 4:55

[@titaniumonkey]

i think i have seen people use maggots and worms to clean the skull.

[@stef1lee]

titaniumonkey we did and also put the head in ants...worst thing ever! The smell is HORRENDOUS and 9 times out of 10...some animal is going to carry off your head and tag. I'm actually pretty excited to give this method as presented a try.

[@arthurkim3444]

maggots take too long, ants STINK (literally) and demestid beetles are awesome

[@Mzzaart007]

titaniumonkey beetles are the best! not smelly, pretty damn fast and they're cute :^)))

[@KillJoy_Since2017]

titaniumonkey Ew

[@vorticosecomb]

titaniumonkey ew

[@staceylightningdash2613]

Oh my gosh I love this!!! Make more of these please! I'd to love to hear more storries about these characters!!

[@BarryUSAinAZ]

Followed your video step by step and got a great result. Thanks for taking the time to make it,

[@KANSASIOUX]

How do I clean ivories? Boiled em and detaching tissue but great tip on the wood removal

[@WHITEBONE]

+Isaiah Stewart polishing wheel on a table grinder is best.

[@flyntfishing2662]

Do you have to remove the ivories? I'm guessing you have to in order to get it fully cleaned out, and if so what do you do with them after you remove them? Thanks, love the channel!

[@AG-mt3xs]

DFK Outdoors - My dad had his turned into a ring. He had it mounted in a solid gold ring like a gemstone. It was very pretty.

[@mehhhhh421]

I don't understand, but I'm still watching

[@WHITEBONE]

+Maya Thompson Sweet.

[@itsfreddi]

I may not understand the appeal of hunting, but I respect you and your videos. It’s strangely entertaining because the way you make the video is calming.

[@seigedrakonera5689]

Thankyou so much for your videos, I've been anaspireing in doing my own taxidermy my entire life. Ive collected skulls an have my entire life. I allready do wet specimin preservation. I've wanted to do skull cleaning of my own for years but most taxidermy classes were... out of my budget. Thankyou, thankyou thankyou for your videos.

[@uriah9638]

imagine if elks made videos, wearing clothes and speaking English and they showed you how to clean a human skull properly.

[@WHITEBONE]

Jake uriah game changer.

[@uriah9638]

WHITEBONE CREATIONS HUNTING aha it's something to think about. Love the videos though, they're interesting.

[@Oof-su6pu]

Jake uriah oh how the turn tables

[@TheGnuAddict]

people do that. go to medical school.

[@818hyna]

Jake uriah why are you watching if your gonna hate??

[@tristonwilliams1873]

Can you do a fish head

[@loueelouuu]

....

[@chiefmorning7791]

it's possible

[@marknolido5968]

Triston Williams ..........

[@thegreatest2740]

I'd just want to say your vent was very well said! It's a thing of beauty watching you work. Such a skill and piece of artwork. Keep up the good work

[@craigpearson4749]

Thank you for this video. I liked your comment about the box of cereal with the prize that is in it. I never heard that before. My son Andrew and I will be trying to clean our first skull together tomorrow. We have a gray fox that my uncle took a week ago. Thank you again for sharing your work.

[@WHITEBONE]

+Craig Pearson Thank you good luck tomorrow.

[@jadelee6555]

I feel bad that you have to justify the things you do. It's your job, and people should understand that

[@WHITEBONE]

+Jade Lee Haters hate. No worries thank you for watching.

[@sergioperez-si7bu]

Jade Lee some people have not been raised around the outdoors hunting an such it's a bit hard to understand as some one who has

[@maceyduncan8942]

People get triggered easily🤦‍♀️

[@taylorstokes3209]

I loved his "vent" in this video. He approached the hate that he is getting in probably the best way possible. Also congratulations on the monster bull.

[@WHITEBONE]

+Taylor Stokes Thank you.

[@greengoblinboy585]

I really like your videos! I just discovered them but still, they're pretty nice. They personally, for me, are relaxing and I like understanding the process and the amazing work that comes from what you've got at hand. It also as an end product, is something to learn from in a multitude of ways and is actually really cool to watch!

[@WHITEBONE]

Thank you for that. Welcome to the channel.

[@brisaresendez7459]

Well... I was watching makeup videos

[@Marie-vi8mw]

Why so much hate he’s not torturing it or anything like that I’m triggered

[@Robs-me6mb]

Phenomenal work! I’m not a hunter, I’ve never killed an animal in my life but I came across this channel to educate myself on how to clean and mount skulls after my wife bought me an unmounted Sika deer skull, here in the UK 🇬🇧. It’s not quite clean enough or white enough for my liking and with your advice and fascinating videos, I hope I can come up with something even a fraction as good as yours. Thanks again. Subscribed.

[@GOOSEFOREST]

I just love watching your videos. You're so funny, informative and have a great commentator voice. You also make all these skulls so pretty. I have even started to get interested trying this myself because of your videos.

[@fuqq3136]

how did you get a strong stomach for that type of things?

[@lohancindy5442]

Themoonpickle A.R by eating nails and sandpaper for breakfast. Thats how.

[@Tigerbricks11]

Themoonpickle A.R there's no difference between skinning a natural creature and opening Christmas presents. That's what my dad always told me.

[@bleyzerplayz]

+Sullyvan The smell is different xd

[@TomsBackyardWorkshop]

I have nothing against hunting for sport as long and the meat isnt wasted but I do believe you are overstating the benefits of hunting for population control. These animals had not problem with population control before man showed up. Their natural predators picked off the old and sick well enough to keep the populations under control. Hunters on the other hand tend to target the best specimens. Those are the ones that had the best chance of reproducing the next generation of successful offspring.

[@radlpatschn5295]

POVadventure thats not the case. hunters have to kill sick/disabled animals (for example if they broke a bone)

[@TomsBackyardWorkshop]

radlpatschn5 You're either very stupid or a terrible troll.

[@radlpatschn5295]

POVadventure ?

[@radlpatschn5295]

POVadventure do youe think they just ignore a deer lying next to the road which is going to die slowly in huge pain? -no they have to shoot it. if a deer is sick? no they have to shoot it.

[@TomsBackyardWorkshop]

I think we are talking about 2 different things. Hunters are the people who go out in the forest in search of healthy animals for trophies and or food. In the US the government takes care of the animals found sick and dying near roads or populated areas. In many cases it would actually be illegal for a hunter to kill them.

[@isaacstotts6099]

It's all about preserving the memory of that hunt and to show the reward for all the work you put in.

[@bigbadbolt1402]

Love watching these videos, they help me relax after a hard day and just chill out.keep making these videos they are amazing and your accent is the best

[@alfonsogonzalez3009]

I mean, i would never hunt but i dont care of you hunting, but come on, im pretty sure that the animal didnt have a great time lul

[@WHITEBONE]

That phrase is been misunderstood many times I was more making the reference that I was speaking with someone saying that the animal and I had a fantastic experience not that the animal enjoyed the experience. thank you for the comment and for watching

[@NyanCat5512]

I'm fine with hunting... To an extent. Hunting exotic animals (rhinos, lions, giraffes, seals, penguins, etc.) are completely wrong and unnecessary. Hunting is for population control, not extinction. I really hope you don't support that because it's wrong and kinda disgusting. Many people kill lions,elephants and rhinos just for bragging rights and looking cool. Its moronic. Killing beautiful animals just because you want to isn't okay. If it's for food, (NECESSARY and NORMAL food) that's a different story. I'd rather have an exotic animal skull knowing it died of natural causes, than just for sport. My opinion though.

[@Wapiti_Jawz]

I agree, I would much rather find an exotic animal skull in the wild, so that I know that it died of natural causes and not poaching.

[@MrHotstuff011]

Actually hunting some exotic animals is actually beneficial. When people spend big bucks to hunt say a rhino that is old and dangerous to the rest of the pack, that money goes back to Farmers who in turn will protect the animals from poachers who just kill and take horns. It may sound dumb and I'm not defending those rich assholes who want to kill big game but it's not completely wrong

[@therealcloroxbleach9408]

Define “necessary and normal food” please.

[@snowpawwolf1123]

Dang, as someone who has a very soft spot for hunting, that rant you went on hit me deep. Amazing job.

[@redrumbear7387]

As a guy and his son who are just getting into shooting and hunting. This was something I had never really thought about it. Super interesting to watch. Liked and subbed Son said, "That's a real animal? No that's a monster. Someone fought a monster and won."

[@WHITEBONE]

Thank you and welcome.

[@lenardgor]

"That animal and i had a fantastic experience together." Thats bullshit. You think the animal liked getting shoot.

[@germanguzman8521]

lenard ggor yeah

[@jimgleason6102]

lenard ggor.. dahh maybe ...

[@jasonuden288]

lenard ggor maybe the deer was suicidal and didn't have the balls to do it

[@Glo0206]

Don't know their kinks

[@americanmaniac7437]

It was the interaction between them that was good. For him. So stop hatinh

[@nickfou4732]

*But you don't kill for a cereal box's surprise...*

[@RyanKillins]

Why is this so satisfying to watch, especially during this first go with the power wash

[@brodysmith188]

Thank you for always bringing us the best of the best. You’re the man!

[@davidpac4]

Your analogy doesn't make sense. Cereal isn't alive lol

[@GokhhanKoc]

Aholypotato we share this planet with other creatures we nees to show them some respect. would you like your head to be put against a wall just for their entertainment i don't think so

[@kadedoverspike9026]

Gökhan Koç Respect? Does a bear stop to think to be respectful before it eats a deer... or you

[@kadedoverspike9026]

Gökhan Koç humans also participate in balancing our the populations of animals, we are actually a very important part of that system, and you do know humans hunt for food to stay alive as well as any carnivore or omnivore. You probably didn't know because you have a grocery store to go to when you are hungry.

[@kadedoverspike9026]

Gökhan Koç many people don't hunt for entertainment. Hunting and eating meat is part of some people's lifestyles. Just cus u don't agree with my views doesn't make me retarted. The fact that your insulting me about this shows how incompetent your 10 year old brain is

[@outdateddogemem8556]

Gökhan Koç open your eyes people don't hunt just for entertainment, some people do it for food. It's like how you said a bear hunts a deer to stay alive. I go fishing for food all the time and if the fish isn't eaten or gets rotten I use it for bait to catch more fish. Grow up already stop bitching about this and focus on something other than crying about this.

[@kumailabbas3844]

I love the message you gave, with that perfect example, thanks 👍

[@williamisok6615]

how did i get to this video? but despite of it the scene where you pull out something inside the skull it was so satisfying man , thanks for the nice video it was so amazing . great job

[@tryggmundur1188]

I love this channel. It shows, up close, the evolutionary traits of some of these creatures (muscle density, where the eyes are etc.) Keep up the great work!

[@dankarlosiruno1649]

I just saw one of your videos on my recommended and I can't stop watching. Help!

[@marvinb.7360]

This was in my recommended and I don't regret clicking this video you earned a sub

[@madeleine0992]

Thank mister from WhiteBoneCreations. I love all your videos and because youre so informative i was able to safely clean the new coyote teeth that i bought from the store. And theyre lookin white and brighter than when i purchased them! So im super happy now.

[@SeboboSoloOhno]

Love what you do and completely understand your approach to trophy hunting. Keep the videos coming please!!

[@zaikirixchannel8575]

So satisfying! Thank you for preserving them so well

[@bigchungus2639]

Don't know how I found your channel but glad I did, I'm hooked.

[@leexengvang]

Much respect man!!! Love watching your shows.

[@oni7441]

Woow, That could do some serious damage. I would like to say that I enjoy your videos and like how you clearly explain every step of what your doing. Please keep it up!!!!

[@WHITEBONE]

+Oni St. Juste thank you.