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Velvet antler preservation

Thank you for your constructive Critsizm. I take it all in. Hopefully someday we can change your mind. Thanks
- Velvet Antler
- Post #24
- Sep 15, 2020
- Forum: Mule Deer
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Velvet antler preservation

Let it thaw for a few hours. Then protect the velvet with something such as saran wrap. Boil the head making sure not to submerse the velvet. As soon as possible remove the Saran wrap and apply the product. Keep the sprayer as close to the velvet as possible. Some taxidermist prefer to remove...
- Velvet Antler
- Post #18
- Sep 14, 2020
- Forum: Mule Deer
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Velvet antler preservation

I am not angry. Just trying to make a point that we have created something new that works. This taxidermist did 27 mule deer bucks all of which cured in 3 days time. Cured this 230 inch mule deer in 4 days. Velvet is pefect. Just hate to see people put down the product before they even know...
- Velvet Antler
- Post #16
- Sep 14, 2020
- Forum: Mule Deer
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Velvet antler preservation

The third picture is what happens to the blood. If will run out the bases. The other 2 pictures are from a buck that was taken in early Nevada archery hunt. The antler was actually soft and bendable when he was killed. That was 15 years ago. The velvet is still perfect. Hey about you answer me a...
- Velvet Antler
- Post #14
- Sep 14, 2020
- Forum: Mule Deer
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Velvet antler preservation

How can you form an opinion on something you have never used? This product was created over 15+ years ago. Lots of R+D went into creating it. For Bowhunters by a Bowhunter!
- Velvet Antler
- Post #12
- Sep 13, 2020
- Forum: Mule Deer