Where to Find Animal Skulls Locally for Skull Carving for Free! 

Hahahha

I live in FL so I don't think I'll find a deer skull

And ppl think your a freak, at least having problems if you collect skulls as a women.

I love skulls

Same

hahaha :D

babe My mom almost passed out when I brought her a carrion crow skull once XD

JinxieDrawz i want one UwU

I know your comments old now, but i recently got into collecting bones and stuff, My excuse is that i want to be a vet and this is very good for learning anatomy, how fragile bones are, and how to identify what they are! :)

@@yasminered1642 I’ve been trying to find bones too but I live in ny and can’t find any and I don’t want to buy them cuz I’m broke af 🥲

Lol that's awesome! :D

So they just let you carry a skull around school all day

@Halo Theories yeah if ur right.sheep skulls r kinda big tho lmao

@Shield n Axe gaming yea I'm non binary :)

Would your first name happen to be Mary?

Ah yeah I bet that is a challenge. Thanks for watching and let me know how things go! ~ Hunter

I was thinking the same thing. Being in Southern California limits options for sure.

Thanks Man! You should definitively do it! So much fun! Thanks for watching :)

Waar vind jij ze in Nederland dan

@@spydroplayz2094 I''l reply in English so others can read it too. I mostly find my skulls from dead animals (as in road kill or carcasses in the forest, rural areas). I havent found many skulls just laying around in the forest or something like that. So most of the time you have to get your hands dirty. At home I have a trophy closet full with all kinds of critters. A lot of birds, which I found all in the Netherlands. Cats, dogs and deer I find mostly in Poland. We go on holiday there every year. The forests an natural areas are like 10 times what we got here in the Netherlands. Only birds you find far more here than any other animals. So I suggest looking for road kill and hope the skull is in tact.

@@Stuntovic thanks👍🏻

Thanks Meagan! Really appreciate that! Got more videos on the way so i hope to not disappoint :)

YEsssssS!! Haha thanks :D

Haha thanks :D Been trying to get all caught up :)

Sweeeeet! That's awesome Aiden!

Luckyyyy

Thanks man, hope the video helps you score some of your own :)

Thanks for watching Jake! Hope this one gave you some ideas for finding skulls :D

Thanks man! Means a lot coming from a fellow RU-vidr :)

Yay! Glad yo liked it. Let me know how it goes!

You bet Christine :) Thanks for watching!

Nice!!

Haha that's great :) Yeah just getting out and looking around is fun by itself :) Thanks for watching! And cute bunny you got there ;)

You bet, I appreciate you watching :)

Nice man!

I want to buy

@@RiverBound that didn't link

Sorry. Try this: Go to Ebay and paste Quarter Bull Bison Skull 20202 into the search bar. You should see my item listed there at the top of the listings click on the item and then on the right you will see a section called Seller information. You can access my items by clicking on the name insoxi-8xtwl8ap there.........that is my stuff.

Hey James! Thanks man, I appreciate the support!

Thanks Jean! Ya finding skulls is a lot of fun :)

haha I bet!

Haha of course! Just for you ;)

Lol yeah man! Always getting looks :D

Haha nice, that works!

Haha thanks! Yes, that would be a lot of fun!

I was searching for bone to make a guitar but and bridge.... Walked around the woods for a couple days and found a single deer leg bone.... That made me want to make a bone knife.... That led me to finding cow bones.... Which led me to carving bones... And now skulls.... All within 2 weeks haha.

Sweeeeet!

Thanks :)

@@usskullhunter no problem

Thanks!

Hey! Sorry for the late reply. The best thing you can do is put the skull in a container of warm water and let in "macerate". Keep changing the water every few days till the water stays clear and does not smell. To whiten the bone you can use hydrogen peroxide. I have a video coming out in about a week on macerating so that should help!

Thank you so much! I'll try and wait for your video)

Hahaha who knows! Thanks for watching Judith :)

Sweeet! That's awesome :)

@@usskullhunter Thanks! Keep doing your awesome videos!!

Here is a list of fur buyers by state/province. trapperman.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/postlist/Board/12

Ahh very good info. I will look into that. Thanks for the info Cole!

U.S. Skull Hunter glad to help and I love your work!

Haha well I am glad to hear you like skulls but sorry to hear about your mom. Of course you want to respect her wishes but maybe a good angle is to consider it natural history and learning about nature. This might make it seem less "weird" :)

It's in the list I talked about at the end of the video :D Thanks Russ!

Haha that's awesome man! Glad you found yourself here :)

I don't specifically have a video about skinning but you can see how this guy does it in this video, pretty much applies to most skulls you will find with roadkill ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bdmxJbVP_IQ.html

U.S. Skull Hunter May I ask why you haven’t tried the dermestid? With as much work as you have, they would be such an asset to you.

Well quite a lot a reasons actually. I am not sure if you have a colony yourself but they are A LOT or work to maintain. You have to have the correct housing for them, the correct heated space, they require something to each year round, they are susceptible to mites and other disease, you are limited to how many skulls your colony can manage at once, they leave the skull greasy, they leave pupa shells in crevices, and they are known for escaping and infesting areas. Maceration is so much more simple. Water and a heat source. That's it. You can do as many skulls at once as you want. and when you are done that's it, no maintaining a colony. Maceration leaves no pupa shells and degreses while it is macerating. Probably a longer response but yeah, I would never go the bug route unless I was working on smaller animals. Hope that helps :)

Hey Jessie, I am working on getting some more but I do have a few beginner/practice designs here if you would like to check them out www.usskullhunter.com/learn-skull-carving

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That's awesome! Def great to have those connections. There should be plenty of grease at that pig farm :P

US Skull Hunter yeah he's a good ways away from me and sells a lot of whole hogs but every once in a while the customer doesn't want the head. He said he would save one for me. I really like the trianglular shaped skulls the pigs have. I'd like to do one in a dark walnut stain or black to hang up with my cabinet of curiosities

That's cool. Ya walnut stain is so nice.

Nice!!!

Wes Roberts I would definitely wear gloves. But I don’t know why he doesn’t

Haha yeah I agree with you there. Maybe they are scared people are going to purposely hit animals to collect them?

Just another thing the government wants to try and get money from you, if you have to get a salvage permit. 🙄

Hey David! I actually live in Virginia. Did it look familiar?

@@usskullhunter yes

It looked like a farm that was down the road from my farm

Niiiccceee!!

Well yes kinda, I had the local game warden come to my house and do an inspection of all the skulls I had. I specifically asked him to come though, just to kinda stay ahead of the curve. He was very nice and helpful and in the end it helped me feel more confident I had everything on the up and up :)

U.S. Skull Hunter nice :) I see roadkill all of the time and I have to leave it because I'm still waiting on my permit UGH. SO TEMPTING lol

I wish we had armadillos here in VA :D

Hmm go one Facebook and look in the Skull Collecting group to see what others are selling for.

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Hayley! Don't do that! The train popo will be after you 😅

Hey Charles! Yes Sir just shoot me a message on Facebook facebook.com/usskullhunter/

Oh ya!?

Yes sir!

Haha yeah that is because I wrote the article :D

Nice :)

Lol been there :D

@@usskullhunter i did have an endless supply of skulls because my dad was a free lance deer controller but that was awhile ago. i have some that im going to practice on because thay are just plain hanging on the wall. thankyou for inspiring me. love your work and your channel 👌.

@@whatme3473 That's great to hear! Happy to help and let me know how things go :)

Thanks!