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I like the answer by @fgysin and agree that is the current condition, soap and water is all you need. If there there was still meat on the bone AND if you live out in country, take the skull to an...
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James Jenkins
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2020-04-30T16:23:12Z (almost 4 years ago)
<p>I like the answer by <a href="https://outdoors.stackexchange.com/a/24729/4079">@fgysin</a> and agree that is the current condition, soap and water is all you need.</p><p>If there there was still meat on the bone <strong>AND</strong> if you live out in country, take the skull to an ant nest and let them clean the meat off. Leave the skull next to the nest for a few weeks until it is all clean. When it is clean move it a few feet away for a day or so, this will give any ants on it a chance to get back to their home. Then take it to your home for a cleaning with soap and water. </p>
- <p>I like the answer by <a href="https://outdoors.codidact.com/questions/59881#answer-60124">@fgysin</a> and agree that is the current condition, soap and water is all you need.</p>
- <p>If there there was still meat on the bone <strong>AND</strong> if you live out in country, take the skull to an ant nest and let them clean the meat off. Leave the skull next to the nest for a few weeks until it is all clean. When it is clean move it a few feet away for a day or so, this will give any ants on it a chance to get back to their home. Then take it to your home for a cleaning with soap and water. </p>