Skull Gallery

Wildlife Artistry by Clayton Eicher

Skull Gallery

Dermestid beetles are by far the most efficent method of cleaning your trophy skulls. Unlike boiling, beetle cleaning removes all flesh while leaving the bones in their original state. Even heavily damaged skulls or skulls from very young animals can be cleaned without fear of them falling apart or disintegrating.

Here is a Pharaoh Quail skull that was cleaned by beetles, it is less than two inches long.

This was a Wyoming whitetail that was shot and not found for four days. It was totally dehydrated and chewed on by coyotes.

This is the same whitetail after cleaning with our bugs.

Alaskan Griz and a wolverine

Here is a recently shipped order. Two Whitetail deer, one antelope, a bobcat and a mountain lion.

Be sure to check out our Animal Gallery and Sculpture Gallery