Dobbins' Bait Solution
This is an enticing mixture that, when mixed with your chunked or ground bait, is irresistable to the canine.
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$25.00 - One pint

Dobbins' Bait Solution #2
This is the same bait solution I've always made, but without the addition of skunk essence. Some trappers prefer it without skunk.

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$25.00 - One pint

Using meat baits too early will attract less foxes and coyotes, and more possums coons ect. Once its gets colder, they will work better.

I'm not sure about other bait solutions, but mine actually turns the meat into more than bait. It's more like a lure than a bait. The meat is just one part of the whole formulation. With the addition of essential oils and other ingredients, it gets a lot more than just a hunger response.

All good advice, I’m also considering making a fruit based since our season open up mid-late October in Pennsylvania. I figure coyote and fox will probably respond to that. I know that some people are going to say I’m gonna catch all the others, but I don’t mind. I actually started trapping bc I noticed a decline with turkey in some areas, and started to find nests that were destroyed by different critters.

Just a suggestion as someone who was in your shoes about 4 years ago. I started to trap and immediately wanted to start trying my hand at bait making. You will start to see very quickly that there is a steep learning curve in BOTH trapping and lure/bait making. Don't tackle both curves at once. The professional lure and bait makers have that curve mastered. You will save time, money, and head ache using their stuff. They put it all in a nice clean easy to use jar and sell it to you at a good price, with a description of how/when to use. If youre not sure which one to buy call them or ask here. The time, effort and money you will save would be better spent getting permissions and finding tracks and turds so you know where to stick the lures and baits.