Even though I have never cleaned a skull, I feel I can because of your videos which are very educational. In fact I have made a folder of Whitebone Creations videos. Thank you very much for sharing and talking us through the process.
I see many videos that have killings and such that are monetized. Even cooking videos were they kill frogs and lobsters all that. I don’t get why RU-vid isn’t letting you. You’re doing something educational for many.
Excellent technique with the damaged horn, thank you for helping me (and other people) understand taxidermy better and for all you do to educate people on these beautiful animals!
Nice work man. I used your dall sheep video for the sheep heads because you had not made one yet still worked. I appreciate you taking your time out of your day to make these videos. Sure helped me out man.
I enjoy your videos sooo much, my favorite part of any of your videos are when you pull out the brain with the pliers (especially when it's all in one big piece) 👍
I find this very interesting and educational, but yet it has been demonised. I mean I would easy buy that from you! I’m absolutely loving skulls of animals at The moment. My kids always ask what kind it is. And I know exactly what it is. And I don’t kill, I just get lots of road kill. You are so aspiring, to me and my kids. You made me start collecting skulls in the first place!.. Thanks You 🙏
Love the 'beats' on this one! I wish you had shown more of the 'damaged' ram in the finishing shot though. Many times the 'non-standard' examples are the most interesting. Another great addition to the Whitebone Creations library though. You make it look so easy! Thanks!
Hey man, I love your work. It's an art. I've been watching so many of your videos for weeks now and have learned a lot. I wanted to say I am not a hunter, no interest. In many ways I dont like it. I have though, always been fascinated by skulls antlers and horns. I'd think they're just awesome natural beauty. What I most like about you is how you are respectful to the practice of hunting, the animals themselves and even the haters. I was able to purchase a few 6 and 8 point buck skulls where I whitened bone and stained antlers. Your technique gave me some pretty good results, especially as I am new to this. I've only actually removed hide and meat from a raccoon skull I found dead by my house. All your tips gave me a good result, and the Mop and Glo is a perfect finish. Thank you for the good videos, and sharing your skill. Once you get past the rotten flesh, you end up with a truley nice piece of art to always enjoy. Thanks.
Looks awesome. I have three whitetails im gonna be doing next week probably. I’m on a couple taxidermy groups on Facebook and every time someone new comes on asking about skulls I always say check out white bone creations on RU-vid. Again excellent job.👍
N-I-I-I-C-C-E music...I like the start at 2:35 and then the BEAT kicks in at 3:00 just in time for the beatings :-) Good job and informative ! Gotta get EVERY hole and EVERY oriface :-) :-)
I’ll admit I’m a fan boy that’s always excited when a see a subscription notification from whitebone creations. Keep em coming Ryan Logan Crossno of Crossno’s Skullworx
I think i might try some skull cleaning myself instead of taking my kill to the taxidermist, or just mounting the antlers, either way i didn't know it would had been that easy to clean skulls, i like these educational videos
Love your work brother! Just curious if you have an Alpine Ibex vid or if it is on your list to get done. Would love to see you do the Alpine Ibex. Keep up the fantastic work!
Ryan another great video. How did the rotten horn turn out? What is the craziest weirdest skull you have done? Keep up the great work. This is art at its natural finest.
Sitting here eating my McDonalds and what your doing is disgusting. Almost makes my meal look good. Almost. Anyways, keep up the good work. Love your vids. ;-)
@@mig_miller no issues for me. Iron stomach. Dude, I've broken so many bones. Got metal in both hips. Have lived a life filled with hospitals, blood, and Gore. This stuff is just another day at the office
Ulfbjorn Odhinn yeah I’m the dude taking care people that get hurt like you. I have seen anything from a chest being opened up to feel around on the heart for bullet holes to brain matter falling out of a person shot in the head. This stuff does not bother me either. I could set and eat a medium rare steak while watching these videos lol😂
I would be interested in knowing where you get the long forceps and the knife is the perfect tool for the job. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Mike Mc
I’ve always been curious, I’ve seen many video of you boiling multiple skulls like boars and others, how do you keep track of which horns or tusks belong to which animal? Another great video! 🙌
I've never done anything like what he does but I've been wondering how much can he charge per head, I'll really like to know if anyone has any idea. Again love this videos, so educational.
I’ve cleaned my own skulls before, as well as found some- and the teeth always fall out from me spraying it with a hose (not even a power washer like you use!) why does this happen? I end up just glueing them back in but I’ve noticed it never seems to happen in your videos.
I feel like you could have merch that says make sure to get every hole every orifice anywhere there is meat idk y I thought that it was just a weird thought lol
I f*cking want to do it, the only thing i need is... An animal head. We can't hunt here in Brazil, and i'm missing a sheep, bull or something with horns to do a nice job, but looks like my familiars who have farms too doesn't have any exceptionally horned cow for their own consume by now. Man, that's annoying...
Incredible and informing - I was just given one. Horns are very dirty, skull needs bleaching, How do you clean the horns? Do I have to remove them or just cover them to boil?
Another amazing piece! Do you ever do give aways? Would love the opportunity to have a piece like this in my home. Also, I own a recording studio in South Eastern Arizona, let us know if you need music for your videos.
No you are correct. Aqua silk is 27 percent peroxide for $20 a gallon 40 percent developer is 12 percent peroxide at $20 a gallon. Aqua silk is stronger and easier to get. That’s the only reason for the change.
I've been collecting skulls from a bunch of small animals. Think I can boil them all together if they fit in ths pot or should I seperate? I'm worried about teeth falling out and getting mixed up. Also, ever done a bat? I have a little brown bat in the freezer, figured it'd be more fragile like a bird skull. Love the vids!
Quick questions! Have you ever thought of using those worms that eat all the flesh off the skull? Kind of a set it and forget it. Also do you reuse the peroxide water mix, and what do you do with all the meat scraps and stuff
I have a question. I found an sheep skull( no horns) on some filed. The skull is clean, there's no meat, skin or any other tissue, just the bone. My question is, what should I do now? I don't want it bright white, I like the natural color of the bone, I can't power wash it, I don't have the tools, but I want to kill any bacteria that might be on the skull. What should I do?
