Crossing State lines & Euromounts

[Big Fin]

Has anybody stepped up to the Bridger Boilers and if so, are they worth it?

Bridger Boiler - European Skull Boiler

European Skull Boiler - Benefits of the boiler, legally travel across states lines, immediate reward of a complete trophy mount, no wasted time looking for a local taxidermist to complete your European mount, no more waiting 6-12 months to receive your mount back and No costly shipping charges...

bridger-boiler.myshopify.com

I have one. It’s great. Mine was sent for us to use in content.

 

[Mallardsx2]

https://a.co/d/hUEH8Gz

 

[mxracer317]

How many quart pots are you guys running for boiling mule deer heads?

 

[Caseknife]

I do this but use 6-7" piece of coat hanger wire with a bend at the end for my drill "bit". Basically you're trying to liquify the brain so it oozes out by gravity.
I've never been checked but I hope if you can just show a good faith effort they won't give you trouble.

I think that would be a better method than the spade bit, may have a chance of keeping the skull intact.

 

[TheGreek]

I’ve done it on a Coleman stove with a cheap pot from Walmart.

 

[HerkHunter]

How many quart pots are you guys running for boiling mule deer heads?

Look up whitebone creations on youtube. Guy has lots of good info on your questions

 

[BraidenR]

I do this but use 6-7" piece of coat hanger wire with a bend at the end for my drill "bit". Basically you're trying to liquify the brain so it oozes out by gravity.
I've never been checked but I hope if you can just show a good faith effort they won't give you trouble.

So your not boiling. Just trying to get what you can out and going for it?

 

[Mallardsx2]

I tried the Sous Vide this year. That process is too slow. I hate it. Glad I didn't spend a lot of money to try it. I have had a head in a bucket at 165 degrees since Sunday night and I still have 50% of the $hit still on it.

It would have boiled clean in the turkey pot in about 6-8 hours...