Brad's Skull Cleaning

03/23/2026

03/10/2026

Only 4 more to go

02/14/2026

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02/11/2026

The first velvet buck I’ve done

02/03/2026

Next couple

01/31/2026

Next one

01/22/2026

Biggest mule deer this season

01/17/2026

Several students in Mr. D’s science class recently completed a full-size whitetail deer skeleton using a deer found on the school nature trail. After cleaning, boiling, and bleaching the bones, the students researched whitetail anatomy and carefully assembled the skeleton, no small task, especially when it came to aligning the backbone.

A whitetail deer has 327 bones, and several were initially missing, but through teamwork involving students and family members, every bone was eventually recovered and placed. The finished project now serves as a hands-on learning display, alongside donated artwork from renowned outdoor artist Ryan Kirby, adding another layer of education and inspiration to the classroom. Great job kids and teacher!

01/13/2026

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