Great Work, really enjoy your hands on common sense approach. Trapped some 50-years, and just started making beaver oil, fish oil, bait, lure, and trail oil / lure. Keep up your excellent efforts! Thank You, Alaska John
Thanks for the video i i do this and add hydroglcyren im told it stops the meat from freezing is this something you recommend , appreciate the video and a response if you have time .all the best
I think it’s weird how canines react differently in each area. I prefer extremely tainted baits for coyotes here. The louder the bait, the better my catch goes up here.
I just watched your other video on bait and I'm curious would coon meat work for bait? I mean any meat would probably work but would it work good is what I'm wondering?
@@trappingtoday thank you for not letting me end up wasting my time. That's interesting to me, I would have thought a nice greasy coon would make decent bait
True. I use whole or parts of critters for bait, never tried grinding any up. But we don't have Marten here either, a little dog food or cat food works for most of what I trap. :)
Great Work, really enjoy your hands on common sense approach. Trapped some 50-years, and just started making beaver oil, fish oil, bait, lure, and trail oil / lure. Keep up your excellent efforts! Thank You, Alaska John
AlaskaJohn thanks I appreciate it!
Extremely informative video. Thanks for providing it.
@ 04:08 hit pause and turn the volume of your set to 10%... yeah hit play now , happy viewing
Thanks for the video i i do this and add hydroglcyren im told it stops the meat from freezing is this something you recommend , appreciate the video and a response if you have time .all the best
I think it’s weird how canines react differently in each area. I prefer extremely tainted baits for coyotes here. The louder the bait, the better my catch goes up here.
Interesting!
I just watched your other video on bait and I'm curious would coon meat work for bait? I mean any meat would probably work but would it work good is what I'm wondering?
No, coon meat has always been a poor choice for bait, not sure why but people generally don't have good luck with it
@@trappingtoday thank you for not letting me end up wasting my time. That's interesting to me, I would have thought a nice greasy coon would make decent bait
Hey man. I have 22 beavers id like to taint for this coming fall. Do you have any suggestions on tainting the meat and portioning it for marten boxes?
Do you have to taint them?
No. It sends off more scent for the martan though.
True. I use whole or parts of critters for bait, never tried grinding any up. But we don't have Marten here either, a little dog food or cat food works for most of what I trap. :)
Where can I buy the sodium benzoate