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Sticks and Bones: How to Make a Nightmare Catcher

Sticks and Bones: How to Make a Nightmare Catcher
Who wants a dream catcher when you can have a home made nightmare catcher?   All you need to start out is  two whole chickens, a large pot, and Clorox.
 
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Step 1Cook the Birds

Cook the Birds
You will need your big pot and two chickens for this step.   Put both chickens in the pot and completely submerge them in water, then put the pot on the stove and set the fire to medium heat.  Let the chickens boil for 3 hours or until the chickens are fully cooked and the meat is falling off the bones.
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Nov 7, 2010. 12:34 PMVoid Schism says:
Great idea, but.... now I'm gonna HAVE to make one. Grrr, too many projects! ;)
Oct 26, 2010. 1:40 PMinsomniaSAH says:
just a note, less toxic way of cleaning the bones (and getting a more natural cream color) is to soak them for 24 hours in a hydrogen peroxide/water solution - it's also not as harsh on the bones as bleach is. Might not matter right now, but if this is something you want to keep for a long time, bones treated in bleach tend to break down over the years.

This coming from someone who collects and treats her own animal skulls ;D

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