Mallardsx2
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Why do you paint them? mtmuley
No real reason. My wife and I just like the way they look and they are easy to clean.Why do you paint them? mtmuley
Very easy to clean up after yourself.DO NOT do this....people who go to use the pressure washer car washes should not have to deal with your dead deer crap....don't be that guy...
Well here's where I'm at I got the nose cleaned out got the eyes cleaned out just got small pieces of gristle and what not. I tried to get some pilers and pull some of it off and it didn't do much I also have I'm guessing red blood or something on the back of the skull that won't come off or anything but it looks good now. It looks good enough mom allowed it to be in the living room so I'll leave it there for a few days then work on it some moreDunno where your at today, but a couple points to toss your way:
I use a brass/bronze brush to dig out the as much of the cooked and stuck on connective tissue/gristle.
Even when it's warm from cooking, I can usually get most of it off with just my gloved fingers.
For the nose stuff, while it's cooking I pull it out of the water during a water change. Take it over to a trash can, hold on to the antlers and swing & snap it over the trash. Hard to describe using text, but think of kinda snapping the head like a whip so the momentum forces the stuff out into the trash. If it's cooked long enough a good amount of the nose linings come out just fine and the mess goes into the garbage.