Need a quick way to remove horns off from a Texas Longhorn

Buy a bigger pot! I use a long metal water trough that I purchased from the feed store.


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Bigger pot as above or black bag them in the sun for several days and knock them off with a mallet. The archives should have the info you need if you search for cow horns, longhorns or something similar. If this is going into a restaurant, you had better make sure you take the time to clean it properly or you will have some issues with the new owner later on. Regardless of the "You want it when?" factor. Do the job the right way regardless of when he wants it. If there ends up being an issue because you hurried to please him, it will fall on you, not him.

 

55 gallon drum! works everytime.

 

if you can get constant heat it should take 2-3 days, check them for looseness while there in the bag, don't open it near your wife!!!!!!!!!!!, and don't open it early, let them twist off on their own so they don't split trying to get them off

 

Black bag with heat then hook a winch to it and go slow

 

Here you go. Fastiest, not the easiest:

http://www.taxidermy.net/forum/index.php/topic,298799.msg2055949.html#msg2055949