I didn't know Ned Stark however I knew of him. I had good intentions of stopping by to see him when I was in that area but it never happened. I was always on the run it seemed.

Some great points on this thread. I have to wonder about the suppliers that sell timberwolf urine or raccoon urine. I know no one has wolves in cages collecting urine, so how do they get it?

I was in Sterling Furs place last year and saw he had a few drums of wolf urine. Not sure where he gets it? I know a few that collect coon urine.

People keep wolves and wolf/dog crosses as pets, so there are those that breed them. Not sure where the urine comes from but I suspect from some of those breeders. Not saying there isn't good wolf urine out there, but I've never had any, and no one I've talked to has either. Most wolf trappers use coyote or fox urine after they have tried some of the wolf urine on the market.

Very good point
Mac

I do not do a ton of canine trapping anymore. In the past I did.
I always got good urine from Grawe, Carman when he sold it, and Jameson.
Mac

Please forgive me as I am very new to predator trapping. I just started trapping predators this year. I have used a couple different fox urines this year and have noticed that one had more of a skunk smell to and another that I used had no skunk smell to it at all. Is there a particular one that anyone prefers to use?

Thanks,

Ty
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No need to ask for forgiveness, i remember asking myself the same question.... the fox urine that had more of a skunk odor had a higher sulfide content, myself...that would be the urine I would prefer to use... first for the old factory value and secondly more for a belief on my part than anything else, so take it for what its worth... and research it some yourself to reach your own opinion..

my partner and myself raised foxes for a little over a decade, kept them mostly meat fed throughout the year, as his wife has a taxidermy shop and the meat was free feed... being mostly meat fed all year long the sulfide content, although not as strong through out most of the year.... grew the closer to breeding season it got... I imagine other semi-chemicals were or are produced in the urine also up to the point of being... in actual heat for the female and for the male to be brought to the point to be able to produce sperm . apples and oranges... foxes and coyotes are not like dogs....the good lord gave foxes and coyotes a short period for a breeding season and trapping season runs into breeding season .... jim