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Cactus Pod experament. #6302584
08/15/18 02:36 PM
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About a month ago we picked a gallon of red cactus pods which we ground and preserved. It formed some thick syrup in the center of it so we are straining that out to test on fox, coon, possum, & skunk as lure. Anyone over tried this?
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Re: Cactus Pod experament. [Re: AuthorTrapper] #6302703
08/15/18 06:39 PM
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Nope never tried a lure. Make jelly, wine and distilled spirits w it tho. Lotsa critters eat it tho deer and pigs included.

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