Removing Horns from a sheep (picture tutorial)

[andy 27]

great post thanks

[racksandriverstaxidermy]

nice

[Blue Tick]

I have an aoudad to do and this looks like it should work easily. Any other tips or suggesstions?

[Hoytman]

I sent ya a pm

[JerseyJays]

great tutorial, will this work outside in cold weather? i think i need to wait for spring.

[Hoytman]

I did it it in my basement that was roughly 65 degrees.  The key their would be to double bag.. Make sure it's sealed.  Or in 3-4 days you will know;).  Rot them in the house or where ever its warm.  Take outside after 1-2 weeks and they should twist right off..   Stand up wind;)

[Kevin Jaramillo]

Yup just did an awsome audad like this I put a big trash bag on the horns for a week once I could smell em I put another bag then another till I was two weeks in. Broke the seal between horn and skull cap twisted with a oil filter strap off they came quick both sides under 5 min thanks for the post

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[cooterwhitt]

Ok this is a awesome tutorial I did it for the last week and it worked great one thing he forgot was whatever ur wearing needs to go to the garbage pile

[Hoytman]

Your not suppose to get the goo on ya.   .

[cooterwhitt]

I had on nitrol gloves the smell went thru them soaked in my clothes whoo it was rough but easy work

[Michelle Nelson's Taxidermy]

You guys are to sensitive.  LMAO.

[cooterwhitt]

Lol I prefer to keep the Goo out of my shop but heck its easier than trying to boil them off