I cut up some beaver tails about 3 years ago and put them inside an insulated area next to my outdoor wood stove. It would stay 150 degrees in the winter then stay around 70 in the summer never exposed to sun. It’s black and thick like roof tar now. Is this stuff garbage now or can I use this year for coyotes? If it’s good to use where does it fit as far as use? Is beaver tail oil considered a curiosity lure or food etc? Thanks

Yep
Great stuff for all land and water critters.
Don’t take much either.
Just dip a pencil dia twig bout 1/2” into the oil and toss into a mouse hole or lge dirt hole or rub a dab on a log end for a rub set on land
or for beaver/otter a dab on a slide or at a mud mound or a trail.

Nope, total junk ! Send it to me for proper disposal, lol !

You will not only like the oil which you can use alone or with other ingredients like honey or vanilla or bacon grease, maybe some fish oil or a small amount of gland . You can use it in a hole or on a pipe “ my favorite “ , ad some fish oil and a dab of gland on the lip of your dp’s . Don’t forget the chunks in the bottom of the jar for coyote . They work as well or better than the oil , just not as easy to use .