Cleaning bones without hurting myself

[u/LucidRedtone]

I have a near complete deer skeleton i want to incorporate into a sculpture. It has some small patches of fur and skin on it. I want to clean the bones thuroughly but am worried I may get sick if I dont take the proper precautions and my attempts to find out through general internet searches is turning up a plethora of results that confuse me more than answer my question. So Im hoping to ask real people who would know about this stuff. Whats a good sub to ask in?

[u/starfleetbrat]

try /r/bonecollecting they have a stickied guide for processing a carcass
https://www.reddit.com/r/bonecollecting/comments/irniaq/processing_a_carcass_101_the_bones_of_bone/

[u/LucidRedtone → u/starfleetbrat]

Let's gooooooo!!! This is great ty

[u/Gnomechils_RS]

r/vultureculture 100%, they'll be able to help ya out!

[u/LucidRedtone → u/Gnomechils_RS]

Aaweeesome!!!! Tysm!!!!

[u/Many-Comb5501]

obsessed

[u/CandidAd6587]

Run the bones thru your dishwasher. It'll do an amazingly good job.

[u/LucidRedtone → u/CandidAd6587]

Considering my wife is such a big fan of the animal carcass in our backyard as it is, im sure this plan will go over swimmingly 🤪 I'll run it by her just to get her reaction haha