I have the Armageddon shmedium as well. I also have a dual clip carabiner to easily clip on and off my backpack etc.
Color:
Tan Waxed Canvas
Fill Weight:
SpexLite
Had both the spartan and atlas. Sold them. Have the Gunwerks 2.0 bipod. It’s freaking incredible and lightweight. Easy to take on and off and has excellent extension and an easy cant.
I’m a little bit worried about keeping it in water at this point because the joints on the face are beginning to pull apart a little. I’m gonna have to figure out how to poke it and then flush it. I sprayed the pressure washer inside of it and it didn’t come out. It’s like it’s its own sealed...
I’m doing a really low and slow boil right now. Maybe I’m overdoing it? Popping out the ear canals was a huge suggestion that I appreciated!
Looking into the skull, I can see almost like dark veins that run on the inside. If I take my picking tool it almost looks like there’s still matter...
The chunks are in-between the ear canal area. Also the back of the skull, that others have mentioned how difficult that is to get off.
My 9 year old daughter holding the buck. Her 1st time coming on a big game hunt. She loved it! Daddy / Daughter only trip. Son had to sit this one out.
I still have grisly pieces of meat that haven’t fallen off and I tried picking it off and it’s not coming out. That’s why I’m wondering how far you go? Is it all supposed to just come off easily?
Learned:
1. A mule deer skull fits comfortably in a 20 quart pot
2. Have a burner that can produce high output. I purchased a “gas one” burner that had high reviews on Amazon, yet it struggled to get to a rolling boil making the process longer than it needed to be.
3. Have a flat blade...