Skull Cleaning explained.

[264Magnum]

What do you charge for skull cleaning?

 

[tslabaugh]

Here is my thread in the classifieds...

http://www.okshooters.com/forums/showthread.php?t=101975

 

[264Magnum]

Good prices, you'll be getting work from me. I just need to go kill some stuff, first.

 

[RedTape]

How do you get the teeth clean? Both my antelope and a buck I've got have a lot of discoloration on the teeth.

 

[tslabaugh]

The whitening pulls alot of the stains out of them. Personally, on deer, I like the teeth with a little stain.

 

[VIKING]

Thanks tslabaugh..This has got to be the most interesting thread I've read in the short time I've been a member. Thanks for the pictures and the instructions you shared with us..I really enjoyed it..

 

[tslabaugh]

Been awhile since I posted some pics...so here are some more to look at.


A customer's elk...

My buddy's (philipxhuff) super old coyote I called in for him. Check out these wore down teeth! It was missing all but two lower incisors. We guessed it to be around 7 years old...

I have another unusual finished skull to post once I get some pics.

 

[dennishoddy]

Have you tried the "throw it into a pond" and let the crawfish, and real fish clean them up?

I haven't, but just wondered if this would work.

 

[tslabaugh]

Dennis, it would work, but there are a few problems doing it that way. The dirt/dirty water can mineral stain the bone which is nearly impossible and in some cases, is impossible to completely remove. Also, you would stand a high chance of losing some teeth.