Irish Rose wine mix with dry catfish food, killer on rats, coons and nutria.

Smear a small blob of peanut butter on the side of a tree about 12" off the ground, then bed a 1 1/2. Coon will be waitin' for you!
Paul

(check regulations prior to doing this, as in some states bait cannot be visible from the air, so use strategic placement)

Cinnamon sticks is all I am going to put on here.

If I told you some of the weird stuff I have tried, and still do at times, you would accuse me of running around with little green men from Roswell. By the way, I carry the sticks and flat washers covered with tin foil in my box at all times.

cedar if you want you can pm me those strange baits... rather than carry tinfoil i was thinking about haveing a few of my trap pans chromed, one of my first sets to produce a coon was with a shiny piece of tin wrapped around the pan in the shallow end of my pond

trapper merritt that set isnt real legal here, but i put it on the underside of shagbark trees with moderate success, accidentally catch a few squirrels though

Equal parts(16oz.) of honey and molasses. If you want to make this into a paste type bait, add an equal part of lard.You can add a small jar of petroleum jelly(vasaline) for extra water proofing. These ingredients should be heated to get a good mixture. I also like to add an equal part of fish oil, an ounce of shellfish oil, and 1 oz of muskrat gland lure to the mixture. Dynamite on coon!!

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not down here ants get them to fast

Fish flavored cat food for coons

Most of this works alone or let your imagination run wild with your concoctions... Have fun!

Vegetable oil
Fish oil
Shellfish oil
Corn, on the cob
Anise
Corn meal
Peanut butter
Grape jelly
Karo Syrup
Jack Mackerel
Marsh mellows
Fish flavored cat food
Molasses fortifier
Banana extract
Any Canned Fish packed in oil
Vanilla
Maple syrup
Honey
Cherry Oil
Lard
Bacon
Pepto-Bismol
Kellogg’s corn fakes
Bacon grease
Cheap wine, i.e., Mogen David 20-20
Hard Boiled Eggs

deer also love peanut butter and will literally gnaw the bark off a tree to get it.

"Cheap wine, i.e., Mogen David 20-20"

i find it very effective at my sets as well

What have you caught on cinnomon sticks?

WD-40 on all my bait..works great

WD-40 is expensive fish oil...

catfish dough balls catch coons

peanutbutter,mallases and anise oil mixed together. great coon bait.

I caught two coon last year with cinnimon raisen bagels. Should have tried the Locs.

If you want a sweet bait for the coons, and will even take beaver. Use the Anise,spearmint, peppermint, and orange extracts that the others have spoken about, and mix it with Molasses. It will make a nice smear when it is cold, and the anise mixture will really put off an odor. I also use mackeral,sardines, and the blue cheese.

kippersnacks
jack mackeral

I've caught early season coyotes using fruit baby foods.