how to remove ear cartilage for taxidermy

[@Beetle_beech]

Could you possibly show a coyote tan or mount? Im teaching myself to tan and your videos seem very helpful! Would have never thought about using thin fabric and glue to mend holes in thin skin

[@ClearCreekTaxidermy]

Hey thanks for watching! Go over to my channel and check out my how to mount a coyote video and my how to tan a deer hide video. The tanning process is the same you just have to add a degreaser when working with coyote skins. If you haven’t already ready. Hit the subscribe button so you will know when I have new content available.

[@rbljackson]

maybe i missed it....this is done after the hide has been in the pickle correct,? The hide also looked fleshed already as well. Or is it best to do this when you cape the deer initially? These additional detail videos are very helpful as you break down the different processes. Thanks!

[@ClearCreekTaxidermy]

Hey thanks for watching! I will remove the cartilage after tanning is done right before I am going to mount it.

[@johnleskinen734]

Good video

[@ClearCreekTaxidermy]

Thanks!!

[@0405moore]

When is the bass video coming

[@ClearCreekTaxidermy]

Hey thanks for watching! I have them in the editing process now so shouldn’t be to much longer. There will be three more bass mounting videos to come. The skinning,mounting and painting. Be sure to hit the notification button so you will know when I have more content available on the channel.

[@alexDumont2020]

Great video! Removing the cartilage is to avoiding to rot after some time? or to avoid dehydrating and losing the ear size?

[@ClearCreekTaxidermy]

Hey thanks for watching! Removing the cartilage will make it easier to install the ear liners and make a crisp clean edges on the ears for a more realistic look.