Hand crafted is perfection - every time. The skills required to make an idea or an image in your mind into something you can see and touch is a gift. Those bumps, creases and colouration we try and never quite perfect are a reflection of the uniqueness of the quarry we harvest. Thank you for sharing Love your work

@WHITEBONE

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

Always keep learning, mistakes are just opportunities for growth. Looks great, we always notice the imperfections of our work, others don't if we hide it well. Keep it up.

@WHITEBONE

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Thank you!

As always, this is an awesome video and a great learning opportunity!!!!! Thank you soooooo much on your last video for a shout out to me!!!!! That was awesome, and I hope someday, we can met and i shake your hand to thank you in person. It's kinda on my bucket list. Take care my friend, hope to see more soon!!!!! Your freind from Nebraska

@WHITEBONE

Жыл бұрын

I would very much like that. ✊️

Excellent job, they turned out better than I expected.

Great video! Loved the music. I hope to do a few crown mounts this year. As I've used your Whitebone method for cleaning skulls for years now, I'll be following this method step by step on my crowns.

It's always a great day when we get another video from you, brother! Keep up the fantastic work! #MuchLove

Hahahahaha I was thinking of the music thing as soon as you said it in the video I was diggin it

@WHITEBONE

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate you brother.

@darkhillseuropeanmountsLLC

Жыл бұрын

@@WHITEBONE back at ya

Them ol moose horns are a thing of beauty Ryan! Mike in sunny Florida

Great job brother!!!!

Yes sir nice job once again Mr Ryan keep killing it. I understand having the taxidermy stuff on your brain all the time lol that's my day to day now and I'm loving it but my back says otherwise hahahaha I'm still cranking out the buffalo here till hunting season starts

Looks amazing!

@WHITEBONE

Жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Good job

Beautiful moose

Great video and perfect timing for me. My wife got down for a bull permit up here in maine in Oct. I'm fairly certain that she'll want me to mount her antlers if she gets one.

@WHITEBONE

Жыл бұрын

That is awesome!

I so enjoy hand crafted items and working with leather. This crown turned out great! I make individualized holsters and sheaths for family and friends... sometimes sell and it's a blast to see those expressions when the individual receives their item. I'm excited to have found your channel some time ago and am currently seeking to jump into my own business with euros. It will be part-time as I'm a library director. However, I have always been called to be an artist and love wildlife... along with teaching my wife and children the traditions and skills of hunting, fishing, foraging, etc. I've been gathering information from your guidance in your videos on items needed to move in this direction. The one question I have, what pressure washer are you using on your skulls? Ive seen the one from years ago, but im assuming you have something newer since then... I just cant decide on a price range to get started. Again, your videos are great and appreciated. Much love and God bless!

I love it

Good job as always Ryan but if that was my moose I’d still want to see the skull cap , I think bone is best. Just my preference though 👍

Hi, Awesome Crown !!! I just picked up a set of moose antlers and like your way to mount them. What screws did you use into the scull for the wood support? Thanks

What are some of your tips at getting year around customers instead of seasonal

What's been your experience with dropping a skull in room temperature peroxide? No added water and non-boiling peroxide. Just straight peroxide at room temperature. I don't have the means to heat it up, nor a pot big enough. So I'm curious if a soak in straight peroxide will still whiten the same.

Do you have any suggestions if you only have the antlers without a skull cap?

@WHITEBONE

10 ай бұрын

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