Re: Beef Liver bait ?
[Re: big ab]
#508967
01/09/08 09:52 AM
01/09/08 09:52 AM
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kansas
possum5676
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this is nick whysinkys from his book, nick has more liver formulas than wiley carroll had getter formulas and thts going a ways but this is the one in the book, the formula is almost the same as the old far north fomula in hundreds of fur fish and game articles so is a common one, 3 quarters of a gallon of ground beef liver mush, not pork, beef, its supposed to rot down in the sun for a full season, its a liquid bait, in the 3 quarters of a gallon of liver is mixed one quart of glycerine, enough sodium benzoate to keep it from gassing one or two ounces of beaver castor, one or two ouinces of real muskrat musk, one or two ounces of ambrette musk, one quarter of an ounce of the best tonquin musk you can get from a supplu dealer, be forewarned, make at your own risk, watch carefully during the ageing, mixing, pouring, and storing process for pressure build up, this base can be changed twenty one different ways from sunday.
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Re: Beef Liver bait ?
[Re: big ab]
#508991
01/09/08 10:13 AM
01/09/08 10:13 AM
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Joined: Dec 2006
Georgia
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Georgia
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Earlier in December I used deer liver. Caught a couple fox on it but the coon tore it up.
"Champions don't make excuses, they make plays." - Richard Seymour.
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Re: Beef Liver bait ?
[Re: big ab]
#509290
01/09/08 01:55 PM
01/09/08 01:55 PM
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Joined: Dec 2006
Robert Lee, TEXAS
bulletbox
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Robert Lee, TEXAS
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My Grandfather use to make a bait with deer and pork liver, all he added as ground allspice... it gave it a sweet smell...
It worked on grays best, as I remember... but we didn't have coyotes then... still don't have many, yet...
Good Luck and God Bless you and yours,
bulletbox, TEXAS
Even sheep are smart enough to shade up when it gets over 100....
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