County Line Skullworks by Tyson Huckaby

31/03/2022

Been working on one of my own for the last few weeks. Cleaned and degreasing moslty done, and he’s looking pretty good. This one’s not even whitened yet and its almost pure white. That’s what 3 weeks of proper degreasing can do. Patience is key for a good result. Dont let someone boil your trophy. If you need one or more cleaned, just let me know.

11/10/2021

Hows bow season going for you? If you’re one of the lucky ones, and you want to preserve that trophy, don’t let it sit in the freezer all year. Bring your trophy to me, and I will give it the care and attention it deserves to last years on your wall. I can do just about any skulls you can provide, including deer, hogs, predators, etc. let me know when you’re ready to preserve your trophy.

I dont boil your mount! I use proven, museum quality techniques that remove flesh without damaging even the most delicate of bones. I also use a thorough degreasing process and offer a lifetime guarantee against grease yellowing. Get yours in before the season heats up!

17/07/2021

Got this big guy wrapped up this week. Happens to be the young lady’s first buck. It means a lot to be trusted with with someone’s first buck.

17/07/2021

Summertime is the perfect time to get those frozen heads out and have them processed. I would be happy to do them for you using tried and true professional grade cleaning processes that preserves every inch of bone. Dont be fooled by those that tell you boiling at home works. It can, and will destroy the bone; especially the delicate ones in the nasal cavity. It also cooks in the grease that will eventually turn your nice white skulls permanently yellow with age. I use a process called maceration, and an extensive degreasing process that preserves that pristine white color; and back it with a 100% guarantee against discoloration from grease. Let me preserve your trophy.

16/08/2020

Just because its August doesn’t mean there aren’t skulls to clean. Nows a good time to get your skull cleaning done. Make some room in the freezer for this upcoming season and avoid the rush. Give me a shout if I can help you out.

25/04/2020

Two more ready to go home. Thanks to the Lowry family for trusting me again with your kids’ trophies.

19/04/2020

One still degreasing, but got 2 in the whitening stage. What else is there to do on a rainy day?

09/04/2020

Got the old boy out of the stink bucket and gave him a good rinse. Part 1, is done. Now for a long soak in a hot bath to draw out all that grease that’s causing discoloration.

05/04/2020

Deer season may be long over, but County Line Skullworks is still operational. Got a nice cleanup job from A repeat client. Just goes to show you what sub-par cleaning can get you. This one was hanging for about 5 years. Gonna give it a soak in the ol’ stink bucket and then get it all grease-free and white. After pictures to come.

P.S. Notice how the water in the last picture is murky? That’s flesh and tissue left on the skull from the original cleaning that the bacteria is breaking down. Only been in the water for 2 days now.

15/02/2020

Another alternative to the usual. Faux steel.

15/02/2020

Not everyone will like this finish, but it is something different that was shared with me from another skull worker. I kinda like it.

15/02/2020

Another one that’s just about ready to go home. Thank you Dusty Brown for letting me work on this stud.

11/02/2020

Another one clean and grease free. A little dry time and then to whiten.

08/02/2020

Got a couple ready to go home. Thank you Robert and Jessica Chandler for trusting me with your trophies.

29/01/2020

Got 2 setting out to dry, 2 fresh ones in the degreasing tank, and 2 more in the stink bucket. Will have room for a couple more in a couple of weeks. If you need a skull cleaned, just let me know.

20/01/2020

Playing around with a new possible option for some euros today.

12/01/2020

Just a few examples of my work. These are all some that I have done over the years, mostly for myself.

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