How-To EURO MOUNT Bucks: (The EASY WAY!!) Limo Announcement
Do it yourself euro mount. In this episode of Seek One, Lee shows the steps of doing a euro mount on his and Kendalls late season Georgia bucks.
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What did y’all do with the orange lucky hats. Are they already gone or will they be released soon?
Cut the hide around the antler, what’s left you burn off quick with a torch
Which would create more money for charity? Auctioning off or a fundraiser to send it off the quarry cliff?? 👀
Are y’all gonna post turkey hunting content?
If you haven’t decided in a charity or organization I think turkeys for tomorrow could be an awesome organization to help support!!
Lee’s neighbors should be honored to be in the presence of a living legend.
I agree 😂😂
Tip, stick a screwdriver in the ear canal and pop those out. Gets rid of cartilage and gives another access point to the brains
I’ve done a bunch now and I no longer remove the skin, it comes off like a carpet after the boil with 1 quick slice down the top. The eyes also just fall out after boil. 4-5 hour very low simmer while you drink beer. The nasal cartilage will also slide out whole instead of chipping it out. All that junk you’re scrapping with pliers and coat hook will just fall out with the longer boil. Love the show, I’ve learned so much, keep up the great content.
you also damage the bone the longer it is exposed to heat though.
@@MrLordromanianthey all look great
Nice! Glad to hear it is working out :)@@subsnclubs
Love the conntent always there for us and always amazed by what Yall do! God bless!!
Love hunting and your videos. Euro mounts are really fun to do and this video helped alot. Love your channel and the hunts you go on!!!
I hope to have an opportunity to do this someday. Thanks for sharing the tips
Great video, I would love to see your saddle set up and recommendations for guys new to saddle hunting.
Awesome.. thx for all you taught me & the masterclass was awesome. Made numerous mock scrapes & waiting on total leaves to fall to refurbish my micro plot with winter wheat. Also got a shot at a beautiful buck on your 2 day daylight tip on trail camera activity! Hope to see you at ATA this year in Missouri if you can make it.
Thanks, needed this
They look amazing
Super useful video, thanks Lee
Always a good day whenever seek one posts
Great video. One tip: pop/drill out the ear bones underneath. Makes it a lot easier to clean out the brain cavity, and gets a lot of cartilage out that is mixed in with those bone clusters.
They look great thanks for showing this I'll be doing this in the future for sure I love your channel its my absolute favorite for a father of 6 dont get out in the woods as much as god know i wish i could didn't even get to hunt this year for the first time in 17 years an your channel keeps me sane believe it or not im praying i get to hunt next season but ill be watching every video thanks so much for your hard work an dedication an god bless i never miss a video can't wait till the next brother !!!
Thanks for the video 👍👍 well done
EXCELLENT JOB,, THEY TURNED OUT GREAT!!! IT DEF IS A PROCESS,, BT WORTH THE FINISH PRODUCT 👍
Thanks looks great!!
Thanks, super straight forward and easy. Just have to watch them when boiling to keep the predators/scavengers off em.
Yep way I been doin it for years. Good job
I love y’all’s videos and hope your buck lee is that Michigan buck!!!
Compressed air might work to blow out the nasal passage and brain cavity. I've also used a brass brush to brush off that layer of fat/meat that just won't come off the bone. Great job on the mounts, I'm going to try that salon stuff next time to whiten it
“Prosher wesher” I was dyin 😂
Words are tough
😂
Y’all need to bring back some fishing videos this spring!
Lee, one thing I do different is getting the 40 or 50% peroxide but in the "paste form". Paint it on, wrap the skull in saran wrap, and put in oven on "keep warm" around 170 degrees. Place pan or foil under skull bc some will drip out. Keep oven door cracked during the process, I just use an oven mit. In 30 mins your skull will be white and done.
Didn’t see any videos from drew this season how come? God loves you!
I really liked the video and this is very similar to how I do it. But I’m definitely going to try the saran wrap around the bases. I may even try some electrical tape with it.
Hey do your first boil with oxy clean, it is a degreaser. It works great. And when my skulls are dried I put mop and glow on them to seal them and the skull won't feel chalky
Excellent.
I love your videos
If these videos always make your day 👇
I appreciate the fact a school bus drove by and all the kids got to see it. Total napoleon dynamite moment
Freaking awesome. 👊
I do mind the same way. Once they're dry give them a good coat of mop & glo it will seal them. It keep dust and stains off of them
I just saw you in downtown Northport. Just down from Billy’s.
Got my first buck euro mounted this year just like how you did
These look great. I do them very similar. Except I put borax in the water when I boil and I used a gel peroxide. I paint it onto the head and gently place some plastic wrap over it for a few hours. I repeat that until I’m happy with how white I get the head.
Awesome video! Love the euro mounts. Another good reference is Whitebone Creations. He puts out a lot of good stuff when it comes to cleaning skulls.
Hey. That’s the limo that can ride with 3 wheels. Lol. God bless seek. Continued success.
I was in Atlanta the same day you were working on those heads but I was at the airport
You can put ammonia and the volume in there while you boil them to draw that oil out, but they look great.
The Prossure Wesher looks nice
How do you make sure you get all the grease out and make sure the skull doesn’t turn yellow on ya? Thanks for the awesome video!!
Nice
love your vidios
Very nice I have a 24inch buck
Turned out great. But if anyone wants videos on a little more in depth look at doing this, he uses a little bit different process but White bone creations on here has some of the best videos on this.
“Hit it with a posher woser”😂😂😂
By the thumbnail know this will be a good vid
I’m not an expert either but I did a couple of euros and I bought the peroxide 45 crème in a 1/2 gallon jug from a hair salon and did the same thing as you did but the crème was white and it made it very easy to tell where I had applied it on the skull and where I hadn’t. May be helpful in the future.
I second the crème product. Used it on dozens of deer heads and works well.
I bought the crème. When you applied how long do you keep on? Do you wash with water when done
I typically leave the crème on for 10 hours or so then rinse it off. Works really well.
They sell that peroxide hair stuff in a cream as well and you can brush it on thick and let it sit on there. You can put a good layer on the parts that are harder to get white.
Use the peroxide cream and mix it with basic white hair powder it makes a foam it works awesome been using it for yrs a old taxidermist showed me how to do it yrs ago
What outfitter did you go with in Hawaii? We are looking to do a turkey hunt and possibly axis ???
I use a drill bit with 2 zip ties cut different lengths to scramble the brain before the boil and it pours right out with a little water.
At the very end do you rinse off the skulls to get the peroxide stuff off?
Those dang prosher weshers 😂
Do you put a protected layer of laminate on so boned don't get brittle?
Hey Lee have you ever used the cream peroxide I used it and to me it works really good and you don’t have to use that much you don’t have to pore so much you just poor a little bit and paint it on there i use 30 volume you should try it out and let me know what you think not trying to change your ways but I used it and ain’t going back to liquid peroxide
What I do when I have it all clean is use the 40% creame rinse product. It is thicker and will brush on. Then wrap the skull with cling wrap and let it sit over night. Take wrap off and rinse off all the creame. It will go much farther than the 40% liquid.
You don’t have to wrap the antlers when you boil it, it might help but I’ve done it without it and haven’t noticed a problem. I also find it easier to use the 40 volume cream and paint it on the skull and wrap it in plastic and just leave it for a few hours and that gets it very white.
I use maceration instead of boiling as it produces a higher quality skull but I realize thats not an option for most people as your neighborhood will hate you for it lol. Love the videos keep up the great content!
I do it in a residential neighborhood, I keep a 55 gallon drum over the maceration pot and that keeps the smell down
Exactly how I do it, good job, but I would use the crème peroxide. I used to use that liquid but a $10 dollar 32 ounce of cream will do about 5 heads and get them pitch white. Just a thought.
Not the school bus!!! 😂
you can also bury your skull, unskinned. cover with tote and cover antlers with aluminum foil. wait 6 months and boom, clean skull. leave natural color or bleach it. I used to take it to a guy with beetles for $90 which was a great deal but tried the free method and i like it a lot
🤣when the school bus went by the only thing I could think of was the kids seeing what Lee was doing and having a blood curtailing scream
Have you ever tried putting them in an ant bed, my dad did that to my brothers deer last year and it turned out great but of course he had to boil it and bleach to though
Was the Bradley fro 4B Outdoors? He looks just like him if not
Do you use warm water in pot with dawn for overnight soaking
Do you ever have issues with the fat remaining in the water since you are putting multiple in and out without changing water?
What do you do about the teeth? Like do you whiten the teeth or leave them as is?
When the big bucks coming ? I need a 200 inch Atlanta buck
If not in a rush to get it done I have put my heads in the ground after I get them then next summer I dig it up and it’s a nice clean skull that I hat with a power wash then bleach. No smell.
What psi is your pressure washer running don't want to damage the bone
o yea
Hey Lee what's kicking? What's the next Giant we're hunting.. east to west?
Would love to hunt with yall (as Would Everyone), but I'm in North carolina
Use sodium carbonate added to water while boiling. Takes a quarter of the time to remove flesh. Can be found at any pool/spa supply store as a ph increaser.
It can also chalk up the bone. Ive tried it before, ruined some heads with it.
Do you put the Dawn dish soap in with water yes or no
idk why but i laughed for 5 mins at the "prasher wesher"
I always leave the nose attached while I boil. You can wiggle it off after and it pulls out the cartilage out with it
14:26 Pitch is not white. It is black (allegedly).😁 Good job on those mounts!
thats a cool 6 point bud
Gun cleaning brushes, a cordless drill and patience will help with the brain cavity. Great video!
I leave mine in peroxide about 1/2 inch deep with a paper towel over the skull to keep it wet on top overnight works great
Similar to how I do it.. I add oxiclean to to water when simmering them, seems to help.
I did my son's a few years ago and am also "not an expert." Because of that I did end up bleaching the very bottom part of the antler a little bit. I had some wood furniture stain laying around and applied very light coats with a Q-tip until I got it back to the shade I thought looked the most natural. You'd never be able to tell now. Hope this helps someone if you goof up a bit.
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I tie wrap a 1” X 1” X 18” stick to the antlers to keep the head off the bottom. Keeps from breaking the jaw bone. Otherwise I do the exact same process.
Drill out the ear holes with a 1/2” paddle bit to help get the brain out. Paint some Mop n Glow on the finished/ dried skull to seal it and make it pop.
If you end up bleaching the antlers common wood stain will doctor that up nicely
Very similar to how I do my freedom mounts...
What the temperature you let the water boil ?
Lee very nice!! A couple things.. Maybe get a Havalon that blade is great to work with especially around the pedicles and get the hand held stretch wrap and tape it on the antlers it holds up way better than kitchen wrap. Just saying buddy. That liquid 40 came out really good!! I always used the paste but that’s way easier. I also use borax in my boil.
Always looking for more pointers!
Yes, a Havalon knife is an awesome tool. And I've heard Borax is also the way to go. Haven't tried it yet.
I skin the head wrap the horns and sit them in a fire ants bed and put a plastic tub over top and leave them for bout a week and check them. Work !!!!!
FYI Volume 40 hydrogen peroxide is actually 12% peroxide. Peroxide you purchase for home use is only 3%.
Almost same way I do it. I just use borax and dawn dish soap in my boil.
Have you ever had the teeth fall out after you're all done? or do you glue them?
My neighbors hate me too.. lol
Is there a certain temp the water needs to be when boiling
Hard to say what temp. Just a simmer though, not a hard boil
Roughly 200-212 degrees
Another way, although longer, is to bury the heads in the ground. Much less work, the down side is that depending on your soil conditions it can take up to a year before they're done.