For canine lure......there was a post making lure with ground tainted deer liver .......any enlightment?

Ive got a batched mixed with ground catfish and another batch of deer meat mixed with catfish im letting age together for awhile and then will test and compare the two bases. So far all my other testing with liver hasn't been too inspiring as a base. Thats all I have so far. Maybe if we have a convention here in Kansas this year we can chat again and I'll share my notes with you if you will share your notes with me. Lol

It’s in Nick Wyshinskis book.

I got a old recipe from glen hanson book , liver rot it down to a paste
Maybe 2 years and add equal amount of seal oil and the rest is water stained to bad to even guess what it says.

I'm not much on any liver , to sloppy to be anything I like to work with.

thanks for the entries....any others

Last fall I used a lot of deer liver with good success. Found up some fresh deer Liver and added a little caster to it and aged it for a few weeks. Still in the early testing stages right now but it seems to be working well for me. Different coyotes in different areas have different preferences. What's hot in one area can be stone cold in another.

5 drops of civit and 5 of muscaro seems to work well in a quart of liver. I have went as high as 10 drops.

I just used chunked pieces of fresh deer heart and liver after deer season down the dirt holes and and had pretty good success with them. 2"x2" chunks roughly, and dribbled a little blood at the mouth of and down the hole with it. The coyotes seemed to want to work to get at it.

.......that would simulate the same smell of gut piles from deer season

Cletis,
A few years ago, Rusty Johnson and I ground about 20 gallons of deer livers, some deer hearts, empty deer stomachs, and bloodshot deer meat. We ran it thru the grinder about 4 times that resulted in a paste. Each time we ran it thru we added sodium benzoate and glycerin. Probably used about 2 gallons of SB and 3 gallons of glycerin. I still have about 5 gallons of this bait. Good stuff....still has that fresh gut smell. Sonetimes I add a few drops of skunk per pint just b4 I use it.

Thank you Patrick........always like playing with new bait/lure