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I would think black boot polish would do the trick. Out of curiosity how did you handle the sheaths? I am doing the same right now, but the sheaths did not pull off. Initially I didn't worry about it but I have since heard they can smell for a while before they set up naturally.
I was able to get the inner sheath off by slicing it lengthwise with a knife and pulling/pealing it off. I did this right after pulling the outer horn off while everything was still hot.
If you macerate them the horns fall off in their own
Quote from: buglebuster on November 04, 2020, 12:24:08 PMIf you macerate them the horns fall off in their ownI have macerated a deer skull and a bear skull. I can confirm that macerating causes everything to fall off. Flesh. Fat. Cartilage. Nasal tissue (yours)Your sex lifeyour relationship with your neighborsold friendships...
Quote from: Pathfinder101 on November 04, 2020, 12:55:12 PMQuote from: buglebuster on November 04, 2020, 12:24:08 PMIf you macerate them the horns fall off in their ownI have macerated a deer skull and a bear skull. I can confirm that macerating causes everything to fall off. Flesh. Fat. Cartilage. Nasal tissue (yours)Your sex lifeyour relationship with your neighborsold friendships... It ain't all that bad.
For some reason that black on the horns looks unnatural. I just left mine alone.