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fire29

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I just dig and dig...Take breaks and do it over a couple days so as not to miss anything... But I have talked with people and saw some utube videos where they used a pressure washer to blow all that stuff out of there, looks slick, but you may need to do some super gluing when your done.

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we skin 'em then

get a big galvanized tub.

boil the heads with the antlers wrapped up and out of the water

take 'em out of the boling water frequently shaking the noodles out.

eventually all of it comes out

But trust me, it's an outside job.

We use a turkey fryer burner to boil water.

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we skin 'em then

get a big galvanized tub.

boil the heads with the antlers wrapped up and out of the water

take 'em out of the boling water frequently shaking the noodles out.

eventually all of it comes out

+1

most economical way to do it!

unless you wanna pay me to do it! ha ha ha jk

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