Kitchen based lure

A few items out of the cabinet. What can we use these for?



Lets add a few mink glands into the mix.


Ok no picture but lets add dried beaver castor and sack oil to this list of supplies. And just a bit of tainted horse meat. Rememeber mix and match!!

You can mix and match any of the stuff in the pictures. And the stuff not pictured.

To this list I will add 1 8oz jar of ground cinnamon.

how bout mink glands, beaver caster, sack oil, and tainted horse meat! Would that work?

yes but start with the basics first and then we will work with meats and other ingredents

MT Cat Trapper wrote:how bout mink glands, beaver caster, sack oil, and tainted horse meat! Would that work?

Yes that works, but the only item in your list that I have listed or taken pictures of is the mink glands. But I do like your thinking.

liquid smoke, basil, and ginger

How would this be for coon peanut butter, honey,and some ground ginger ??

Mt lets take your first post and use some of the mink glands, mineral oil, and 1/8 teaspoon of liquid smoke and 1 leaf of basil crumbeled up. With this I am looking for k-9.



Ray12 I like it, the honey will work like a natural anti-freeze. But only use at the most 1/4 teaspoon of the ginger. You recipe if I was to make it would be 1/2 jar os the peanut butter, 1 boottle of honey and the 1/4 teaspoon of ginger.

I will add 1 more thing we can use to this list, 1 large can of cherry blueberry pie filling.

What would you folks mix if we were after beaver?

minnesotascott wrote:What would you folks mix if we were after beaver?

how about ginger
basil
dill weed
oregano
thyme
mixed with some mineral oil ??

ray12 wrote:

minnesotascott wrote:What would you folks mix if we were after beaver?

how about ginger
basil
dill weed
oregano
thyme
mixed with some mineral oil ??

Ray I like this. myself drop the thyme and aregano and add cinnamon. Mix it al togehter 3 tablespoons of each and just enough mineral oil to make a paste along the lines of yogurt of a runny pudding. We can take the dill and oregano and a touch of the honey and cahes some rats.

I like your thinking Ray.