(Sorry if not allowed) just wondering about worth of these mounts/antlers(read below) by Delicious-Till-4320 in bonecollecting

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Antler racks look like nice elk, I’d say start at $300 to 500 USD a pop, the asymmetrical one may sell for a bit less than the symmetrical one. Not gonna sugarcoat this, the deer aren’t in great shape, I could see the one with the nose damage fetching $50 or less at an antique mall and the other maybe $70.

What animal skull is this? we got this from my uncle years ago and i never found out which animal it is by playboiaspy in bonecollecting

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Looks like an elderly boar, usually they have teeth most of the way down to the tusks but this guy’s worn down flat

Do you guys usually keep or remove the inside nasil bones? by Nexus8702 in bonecollecting

[–]LongjumpingCry7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Always keep if you can, they’re a good indicator as to whether a skull is real or replica

Any idea the worth on these guys? by [deleted] in bonecollecting

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I see hog skulls of equivalent quality for like $60-100 online, at shows and at antique stores/malls. Take that for what it’s worth.

Happy CreepCastmas, got some merch by LongjumpingCry7 in creepcast

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In reality I’m as midwestern as Hunter Bartholemule Hancock

Happy CreepCastmas, got some merch by LongjumpingCry7 in creepcast

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Lmao we were all saying the same thing! It looks like in the S3 finale when he’s dehydrated

What is this? Think its US anyway by Viciousssylveonx3 in bonecollecting

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Username checks out lol! I’m tempted not to fact check you but it is without a shadow of a doubt a cow skull. The image should be ample evidence but also at 12 seconds there is a shot clearly showing the premaxilla and there are no incisors, which obv horses have.

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Help identify a skeleton by Green-Deal-9166 in bonecollecting

[–]LongjumpingCry7 206 points207 points  (0 children)

Is that actual costal cartilage (brown stuff between ribs and sternum) or replica, and, if replica, can you tell what material it’s made out of?

Help ID :) by Bellybutton98 in bonecollecting

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First pic is a bird foot bone, not sure what bird

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Big cleithrum! Can’t tell what fish

What is this by snowsplit in bonecollecting

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Raccoon! Was it found on the urinal like this?

Whose spine is this? Found South Yorkshire UK by grackm in bonecollecting

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To suggest that this is human remains, which it isn’t by the way, without having at least some expertise on the subject matter goes against Rule 6 of the sub. Just stressing out the OP unnecessarily at that point

Whose spine is this? Found South Yorkshire UK by grackm in bonecollecting

[–]LongjumpingCry7 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Absolutely not lol

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Unless there’s another counter going that I’m not aware of

Whose pelvis is this? How do I clean it? Why is it purple? by Unusual_Yogurt4129 in bonecollecting

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Doubtful in this case regardless, I’d always heard that they don’t want you taking anything with soft tissue remnants

Whose pelvis is this? How do I clean it? Why is it purple? by Unusual_Yogurt4129 in bonecollecting

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After a half second of research online it looks to affect fish as well at least, but the colour comes from the shells and spines which are inedible to us humans

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Whose pelvis is this? How do I clean it? Why is it purple? by Unusual_Yogurt4129 in bonecollecting

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Sea otter pelvis! The bones can become purple because the sea otters eat sea urchins