HOW TO: Clean a Skull Using ONLY Water (Maceration) | Wolf Head Part 2

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Let's learn how to water macerate with these Alaskan wolf skulls. All you need is a bucket, some water, and a source of heat! The first half is about how to optimize the maceration process, and the second half is my best attempt at doing it myself.
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Maceration Theory-
My Own Attempt-
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@curtmorehouse 8 месяцев назад

I wonder if adding an air bubbler would speed up the maceration? Everything I’ve read about using bacteria in a pond to eat the muck says that adding oxygen (aeration) is the biggest difference maker.

@FlockensNekroparlor 6 месяцев назад

Yes exposure to more air would probably speed up the process. It would also spread the radius of smell a lot higher. Also you'd probably never use that bubbler for anything every again!

@aubreyrich2252 Год назад

Interesting and educational! Great video

@FlockensNekroparlor Год назад

Thanks for being a contributor to my channel! Couldn't do it without you 🤘💀🤘

@sciencealliance1864 Год назад

Maceration, I learned something today. Thank you for the great content! Keep it coming!

@FlockensNekroparlor Год назад

Let me when you're reasy for a collaboration! 🙌

@sciencealliance1864 Год назад

@@FlockensNekroparlor I will brainstorm some ideas. How do you feel about dry ice explosion, part two haha!

@freaky.skullz8 Год назад

Cool! Thanks for teaching maceration

@FlockensNekroparlor Год назад

Thanks for watching 🙌

@farmboydavid7596 8 месяцев назад

Like your shirt! HOG

@FlockensNekroparlor 8 месяцев назад

🤘💀🤘

@Skullatorium1 Год назад

Great video. Can you drink the maceration dump off for extra protein 🤔🧐 😂

@FlockensNekroparlor Год назад

For legal purposes, I have to warn you that maceration water is not safe for human or animal consumption.

@mistaalex323 Год назад

Forbidden wine

@leot.3356 Год назад

How/where do you get so many dead things? I'm new to cleaning bones with beetles and have used up everything I had. If you have any tips on where to get or how to get some dead animals, other that roadkill(because there isn't really any where I live), I would be greatly appreciate it. Thanks for the help!

@FlockensNekroparlor Год назад

Firstly, let yourself be known as "THAT guy" who works with dead things. Through networking this away alone, my freezers are constantly full to the brim with corpses donated by fellow people who hate to see a body go to waste. Nextly, there's no shortage of dead in the world if you know where to look. Butcheries, hunter/farmer dump sites, vet offices, friend's pets, the list goes on and on.

@ComadrejaOvera Год назад

Nice video, Flock! Maceration is definitely not my thing so its nice to see someone do the step by step. Quick question: you ever run out of dead meat to feed your beetles? My colony has gotten really big and REALLY hungry lately so I can't keep up with the full process of cleaning/degreasing/whitening/assembling. Have been giving them leftover meat bones, chicken carcasses, etc. but the buggers clean everything up mighty fast! Thinking of going back to giving them dog kibble, but have also been told that can facilitate mite infestations (and besides mine never really liked the kibble, they're fancy beetles I guess). Any advice on that? Cheers and keep up the good work!

@FlockensNekroparlor Год назад

My freezers are always full 😅 But sometimes I'll cook up a few dozen eggs and feed those intermittently.

@FlockensNekroparlor Год назад

And as far as the kibble goes, I much prefer the smell of rotten meat to dog food, but if you, find the highest protein content you can, and freeze bags of them at a time (72 hours minimum) to ensure no hitchhikers/mites make their way in.

@YesPickles 7 месяцев назад

I gave kibble to one of my woodlice colonies and the mite infestation was unreal! I personally avoid it now.

@darkhillseuropeanmountsLLC Год назад

If you don't have access to irrigation water what should you use? I only have the tap water at my house and I'd like to try maceration this coming spring and summer

@FlockensNekroparlor Год назад

Couple options! You could buy or make distilled water, you could use dechlorinator (like you use for aquariums), or you could fill a bucket and leave it for 24 hours to let the chlorine/chloramines off gas first.

@darkhillseuropeanmountsLLC Год назад

@@FlockensNekroparlor thank you for the info

@shannonrickard8605 Год назад

I thought I was having wild deja vu when I saw the beginning of this video. I KNOW I saw those same rotting heads somewhere before... then I realized this was part 2 😄 Question: If you don't mind my asking, are your videos monetized? I feel like youtube demonetizes videos for way less but I get ads on your videos, so I was just curious 🙃

@FlockensNekroparlor Год назад

98% of my channel is monetized. Sometimes if it's too bloody it can get a flag, but the self-rating system has done well for me so far. Educational content goes a long way!

@unit3edkarnage 9 месяцев назад

I know it’s been afew months.. any chance your still working on the degreasing video? I’m trying maceration on a cow elk skull at the moment

@FlockensNekroparlor 7 месяцев назад

Sooon

@jennyray4753 11 месяцев назад

I was given 2 nice deer skulls with horn on, they are half rotten but don't stink cause he poured rock salt over them...guess he killed the bacteria?...they still have hair on and are really dry too...not sure what to do with these...any ideas?...really nice horns would love to do European mount on them both...

@FlockensNekroparlor 10 месяцев назад

Water maceration will still work! I would submerge for 24 hours and then change the water to dump all the salt.

@shaejenkins8015 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for the video. I was just wondering if you could make a degreasing video and your set up? Thanks.

@FlockensNekroparlor 7 месяцев назад

Sooon

@mariemeoak306 Год назад

Where do you get the heads?

@FlockensNekroparlor 10 месяцев назад

I address this in Part 1!

@retawhitedzierla642 9 месяцев назад

What do you use as a degreaser

@FlockensNekroparlor 7 месяцев назад

Stay tuned!

@ibugman9815 Год назад

Utah county?

@FlockensNekroparlor Год назад

Nope! Kaysville.

@funtimefoxy3288 Год назад

Man, I wish I learned this earlier - Those skulls in my backyard, buried, could of been done- ;-;

@FlockensNekroparlor Год назад

It's certainly faster than burying, but it also requires a lot more stinky work!

@D1zzy.d1n0 3 месяца назад

Death water :D

@907_Dad Год назад

Why didn't you boil them instead? Ive got a rotten wolf and rotten bear skull I forgot about in a cooler for about 6 months. Was thinking I could boil to speed up the process

@FlockensNekroparlor Год назад

Why not just cook it in fire? You'd get the same result.