yeah they do. just add salt and pepper and some tabasco sauce.Boil em all you want, they still wont make a soup worth a darn!
I bury mine in the dirt up to the bases then cover with a large tub. All the creepy crawlies take care. Easy peasy. .remove next season! )
Lol! I've come to find out if I want any constructive criticism, the "Facebook City Folk" are definitely a hoot! )I have heard of the bury up to the bases method. I was afraid mice would start to eat up the antlers though. I could try it on the small island on the pond I guess. Only bugs and birds there.
I posted these pictures on my Facebook as well and the city folks comments are funny.
Talk about folks without a clue!!!!Lol! I've come to find out if I want any constructive criticism, the "Facebook City Folk" are definitely a hoot! )
After they are completely defleshed, they bleach them. Basically the same stuff they use to bleach hair. My understanding is that the bleaching step is easier than the cleaning step.I buried one in the ground along with a dead critter to aid in the maggots and it worked really good, just wasn't very white. Next time, if I get the time, I'll try the pressure washing method, possibly after I boil it. Cool pictures!
my neighbor boy has big chicken houses and a pile of chicken litter and he buried his rack up to the bases in it and they came out clean and white.I bury mine in the dirt up to the bases then cover with a large tub. All the creepy crawlies take care. Easy peasy. .remove next season! )
After they are completely defleshed, they bleach them. Basically the same stuff they use to bleach hair. My understanding is that the bleaching step is easier than the cleaning step.
My favorites are the ones who have no idea that whitetails shed their antlers every year, and then throw a fit about you "stealing" their antlers. Like you set a trap, and then just cut them off their heads. Ugh!!Lol! I've come to find out if I want any constructive criticism, the "Facebook City Folk" are definitely a hoot! )
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