AZeuro

04/12/2025

Exotic Saturday

04/04/2025

Weighing in at 1lb 7.7oz this has got to be one of the coolest and heaviest Javelina skulls we've ever done. The next largest out of all we've done this season doesn't even break the 1lb mark at just 15oz. As soon as you pick it up you can just feel the absolute Maas of the skull, it feels like a fresh head rather than a cleaned skull. To boot it has double sets of upper and lower cutters CHECK IT OUT

04/04/2025

Another group of javelina and a bonus Texas hog.........300 or bust 😭🤣😭

Do it right or don't do it at all

Stay tuned for a feature of the heaviest Javelina skull weve ever done with double cutters

04/04/2025

Another batch just came out of degrease and dry....... slowly climbing our way to the finish line of this 300 head season..as always appreciate your patience and trust

03/19/2025

03/09/2025

Why is boiling bad?

1. Time. A boiled skull will turn white when whitened, that's a given, they all do. So will a macerated/beetled skull.

2. High temp water damages bones, pushes grease deeper into the pores of bones, yes bone has pores like a sponge. Over time it will make it's way to the surface.

3. Damaged nasals, broke ear buds. Try to think of getting a shoulder mount. If your cape has a big hole in it your gonna notice it, and everyone knows what a deer looks like. Try to imagine getting back a one eared deer from your taxidermist. They are the professionals in charge of preserving that animal for your for a lifetime. By breaking nose bones it's just facts that your not familiar enough with the structure of that animal and how delicate those areas are. I'm not calling anyone out because we have all at one time been guilty of this. We're here to help everyone understand there are simple ways to deflesh an animal and save those delicate bones. Boiling makes it very hard to save those.

4. We've all seen YouTube heating peroxide after boiling skulls. Peroxide is dangerous and becomes unstable at high temps. Too much heat and peroxide will make a skull fall apart. Maceration or beetles, you won't have to worry.

Deer on the left was macerated, degreased and whitened. The one on the right was boiled, pressure washed and whitened. One year apart, time shows the quality of what you can produce if you ditch the pot and give the correct methods a shot.

03/03/2025

Shout out to on this banger velvet coues. As always thanks to and clan for the continued trust.

As always never boiled, never pressure washed, nasal bones and fine cranial bones intact. If you're going to do something be the best at it

02/25/2025

We were able to step away for a couple days and get some skulls for ourselves. AZeuro is a family affair. Back to the grind and continuing to take in all of your skulls and get you the best euros this state has to offer.

01/26/2025

These first timers are all set up to go, all the way down to the mounts. As always thanks for all our clients trust in us to preserve not only their trophies, but their memories for a lifetime.

01/23/2025

Wicked Wednesday.
We went round and round while cleaning this skull, on whether or not to contact the customer to strip the partially stripped velvet and then color the antlers. We wound up deciding to leave it as it lies, feeling that it gave it character and also showed the most respect to the animal as that is how he was taken.

What do you think? Right decision?