morbidesque:

Hello! This is a very good question, and a very broad one too! This response will be a lot of links but please let me know if you have any specific questions not answered here and I will be happy to help out more!

Here are a few good ‘cover alls’ for bone collecting:

• Bone collecting for beginners: http://shadyufo.tumblr.com/post/80217392992/bone-collecting-for-beginners
• This is a MASSIVE masterpost, there are a few dead links but the most part this is super helpful and covers pretty much everything: http://bonedork.tumblr.com/post/111135325993/vulture-culture-masterpost
• @mydeadthingsdiary has an amazing blog with some really really helpful information on too, you can either scroll through or just search “bone cleaning” on their blog. They also wrote this bone cleaning guide which I believe you can purchase from etsy as a PDF
• Jake’s Bones is another good guide for bone cleaning, if I am a little bitter (hey, where’s my documentary?!) This is useful, more for bones than for animals but still useful! They are also the creator of this:

• Simmering seems to be all the rage nowadays, even though it is personally not my fav method at all, but here is a guide to that too
• And finally here is a good youtube channel in which some guy trials every possible bone cleaning method out there with a neat little review.
  
• A lot of stuff depends on your location (mainly weather and laws) and also your access to supplies and what sort of animals you get. A good thing to bear in mind is that patience is a MASSIVE thing too. Part of the reason I am so terrible at processing is because I have no patience!

AS A SUMMARY: my personal method is to find a dead, skin it, gut it as much as possible, bury/macerate (I often combine the two and i call it The Swamp Method) then degrease with fairy liquid- always brand name, and then whiten with 12% peroxide.
I hope these links cover all you wanted to know and I am super happy to answer anymore questions you have! Just to finish off, here is a big list of all my fav vulture blogs that come to mind. There are more out there but these guys are definitely worth a follow if you want more vulture content and more processing insight!

@shadyufo / @mydeadthingsdiary / @nabsthevulture / @birbbones / @vultureculturecoyote / @vulture-kitty / @saint-nevermore / @cummy–eyelids / @skelelegs / @somedeadthings / @prettydeadstuff / @blackbackedjackal