GRAWSAW E-Boiler

[Erict]

what tool are you using to remove the brain? That's been my nemesis.

An old bicycle spoke or similar wire with a J or L hook works pretty good. Some guys swear by using weedwacker trimmer line (2 or 3 strands) chucked up in an electric drill to liquefy the brains - I'm gonna try this next. You can also get commercial things like this "scrambler". I've found the biggest issue is getting out the little bits - the main mass comes out pretty easy.

Sure would be nice if some rocket scientist would just make a diagram showing what part of the skull you could chip away at (like through the roof of the mouth area) with a screwdriver and pliers that would open up the brain cavity while not affecting the visuals of the finished skull.

 

[realunlucky]

what tool are you using to remove the brain? That's been my nemesis.

This is the best thing I've personally found-https://www.harborfreight.com/air-blow-gun-set-64149.html

Put a Walmart bag (or two) over the brain stem hole, poke the air nozzle though the bag and two blasts of air will have the entire cavity empty and in the bag.

Have a quick connect that will use a gas station tire pump when I travel to other states.

 

[realunlucky]

After 7 days. Just picked the big stuff off and sprayed it off with the hose.

Nose and teeth were pretty loose but didn't fall off except for the ivory which made it's way to bottom of eboiler.

 

[realunlucky]

Threw this buck in after taking the elk out. Planning to degrease them together later.

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[realunlucky]

Smell wasn't terrible but was noticeable. I only changed the water when I checked it on day 3. Did it next to the house and no neighbors complained so I'll take it as a win.

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[Deadspace]

After spending $375 on my moose euro, I’m definitely going to be getting this or something like it. Euro mounts are getting more and more expensive and this should pay for itself after a few animals.