How to clean a deer skull

When mounting a deer skull, you need to know how to bleach a deer skull first to make sure you have the clean and beautiful display! Learn more here.

Save a skull you found in the woods or while hunting Whether you've hunted an animal or found its remains in the wilderness, its skull makes for a rustic and even educational bit of indoor or outdoor decor. Cleaning and bleaching an animal...

Here is an easier method for cleaning animal bones using hydrogen peroxide and baking soda to make a paste. Check out the results!

Cleaning a deer skull is simple and easy. With just a few tools you can create beautiful memories of your hunt. In this film I also tackle the “NBC”Nasal Bon...

Here are some basic and easy to follow ways to clean a deer skull for display in your game room.

Cow skulls hanging on walls or over doorways are all the rage in Southwest decor. Speaking to a simpler, wilder time, cattle skulls as decor evoke a sense of the Old West. Their beauty comes from stark lines and shadows; shades of white contrast with dark eye and mouth cavities.

When you get back from hunting, show off your prize multipoint buck by hanging the cleaned skull and antlers. Give the skull a bleaching to brighten it before it goes on display. Since true bleach dissolves and weakens the bones, use a concentrated solution of hydrogen peroxide.

If you want to turn your European mount into an awesome camouflage piece to display, you'll want to learn how to dip a deer skull with spray paint.

Deer season is in full swing, and if you’re trying to decide what to do with the buck you’ve wrapped your tag around, we’ve got several great options to consider if you’re leaning towards a skull mount. The European skull mount is more popular than ever these days, thanks to its classy look and savings on cost.