HOW TO CLEAN A SKULL (EASY BURYING METHOD)

What if you could clean a skull with zero equipment — just by burying it in the ground? I test the burial method for skull cleaning using three materials: sand, sawdust, and plain dirt, on both a sheep skull and a whitetail doe skull, so you can see exactly which one does the job best. No boiling, no chemicals — just a simple, hands-off process that lets nature do the hard work. Works for buck skulls and just about any animal skull you want to preserve.

In this video:
• How the burial skull cleaning method works (and why it's beginner-friendly)
• Sand vs. sawdust vs. dirt — which material cleans the bone best?
• What to expect with a whitetail doe skull vs. a sheep skull
• Tips for getting a clean, display-ready euro mount result
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