I forgot to mention jelly. Actually I dont know if you have those little individule smuckers jelly packs at your restraunts. I live 10 min from the plant and I can get abunch of those. I take an individule pack take the foil off put the pack in the back of a pocket set. the white packet adds eye apeal and the jelly acts as the bait. if found it doesn't matter which flavor you use

yeah buddy,i never thought of that either, but my grandma retired from smuckers and gets any kind of jelly she wants real cheep, i have like 3 cases of the individual packets, like 2$ a case last time i got it

hostess snowballs for cage trapping skunks.

man alive some of they concontions would bait me into obesity LOL

it all sounds good guys, and im not raising the bs flag or anything, but... cinnamon sticks for cats, and snowballs for skunks? im gonna ask for a second opinion there

my little cousin just got a snowcone machine, came with a bunch of flavored syrup, and you can buy refills pretty cheap, has anybody ever used this stuff?

oh yeah, the farmer that plants our sweetcorn field uses donuts in his cage traps, for possums, coons and skunks

I like sardines too much to use them for bait. But, every time I eat a can or two, I save the oil and freeze it. Then I squirt it around my Griz traps to attract the coon to them.

glazed doughnuts, or powdered? if they have filling i bet they would work better yet

he uses glazed

can you buy the glaze seperate? like the stuff for cinnamon rolls, i bet that would work great by itself

I'm not saying what i use its a secret.

Anise oil back in the baking section. If you are trappin weasels and using weasel boxes, dip a Q-tip in the anise oil and put in the box along with the bloody bait.
Chicken livers or beef hearts for weasels.
Back to the "gourmet" section where they have cooking extractions and there is all kinds of stuff-oil of wintergreen gets rats and beaver both and sometimes coon. Peppermint oil-coon and beaver.
Now some northern Wisc. trappers have caught fisher early in the season on powdered sugar donuts in bucket sets cause they have been feeding on bear baiting stations and have developed a sweet tooth. I have never tried it myself.
Like everyone else I agree with the sardines and jack mackerel. Best bait for the price for coon.

after the weather gets cold, maybe i should use peppermint schnapps to avoid freezing, and what about wintergreen gum, tinfoil for a visual plus the smell

i love anise oil, didnt know weasles liked it thanks for the info todd

marshmallow's, are great for coon.

This season I had planned on using marshmallows, maple syrup, and sardines; but I'll have to try some of these other ideas as well.

As for the peppermint schnapps...are you using a shot glass for extra appeal?haha

no, i was going to use the whole tumbler, my step sister is a bartender, i was just gunna borrow some from her work, also cherry grenadine, and mardigras beads for flagging

wanderd off topic for a minute there, but seriously, i know alot of the fish products will produce, i really wanna hear about weird stuff, like the cinnamon sticks for bobcats? it made me raise an eybrow, but if i could trap cats i would certainly try it

im also interestd in these mixes, to gain weight for football we used to eat pnutbutter and tuna sandwiches, sounds kinda like GT's mix lol, never thought about sharin it with the critters

canned cat food, jack mackerel, and cracklins or porkskins for fox and coon.

Marshmellow's