Reading between the lines I'm guessing u guys think simple is better

What is the difference between "complex" and "simple", if they both get your animal to the designated area?


but at the end of the day if the bait gets the critter to commit then it has done its job.

That might be the difference, right there.

Complex gallon fresh mice groud up half tainted 3 months preserved mixed with the other half that's fresh preserved. essential oils mold inihibtors,freeze proofing, fixatives, lift. that's a complex formula. sure the mice will catch but a formulated odor will out perform it.

so I'll ask again... What is the difference between complex and simple???? Jus help meh understand. I'm all balled up and confused.

That's standard practice and would be simple. Sorta like a common sense thing especially if you wanted to use the bait in the winter, some type of freeze proofing agent would be used. Along with a carrier because odors shine in cold temps. I was hoping for an answer. I'm always up for a good deception/verbal judo response.

If you are referring to all the baits that are talked about on this forum, then you are correct. People complicate bait because X Y and Z said they "found" the next best thing since sliced bread for an ingredient. They may not "love" it but they don't have to "love" it for a bait to get their attention. They do a solid job at digging out holes when testing, does that mean they love it? I'm no Dr. Dolittle so I assume they "like" it. Some people posses those powers on here, I'm sure they can tell you what is really on a canines mind. For me simplicity is key to attract canines. People who need to come up with these elaborate ingredient lists should prolly reevaluate trap placement. Because it is not hard to attract canines or any other critter to an area/hole that is baited, if you have them to begin with. More times than not, it's trapper error. jmo

I think he just explained to you the difference...so you can quit asking.

And, it's obvious that you are all balled up and confused. You don't have to tell us.

You are on a roll lately.

Am I? lmao, comical Im asking what complex is and I'm told aging meat for 3 months and adding oils. I love it! Heck the kids do that without any help, does that make it complex? I asked a question and you couldn't define it. D>T>I>P.. just a thread

You still have time to taint some bait, then add some Dobbin's Bait Solution, and fix it...before the season. But, better get started next week.

1) Grind up some meat.
2) Taint it for 3 weeks.
3) Add bait solution, and let it gas off for 3 weeks.
4) Bottle it up.
5) Throw it in a hole, and sharpen the skinning knife.