Is anyone using that for bobcat or fisher? I know Clint sells it & so does Dunlap. Dunlap's has an aroma.

I've yet to hear of anybody using glow lure. I guess I'll interpret that to mean it's not worth much

Gimmick.

I've used Dunlap's glow coon and it worked quite well, I can't remember the exact number I caught, but somewhere about 15-20 coons.

Yeah I recently noticed he sells a glow coon lure in addition to his traditional glow call lure.
If I had to do it over again I'd probably just buy a roll of that glow in the dark duct tape-- it can be used for multi-purposes besides just trapping.
I did put a little glow attractant tonight at a bobcat set for the first time ever.

I've used Unfair Advantage at cat sets for 10 years or so. I don't use it every set. Not for any real reason, just some sets get it, some don't.

I use it on flags that I already had some on. If I pick up a Mallard wing to use as a flag, and notice I had some Unfair Advantage on the white side of the wing before I'll add a fresh glob.

I catch Bobcats at sets with and without the glow lure on the flag. What I haven't done is study my set detail notes to track if the glow lure really makes a difference. But I have caught enough cats while using the glow lure to say it doesn't hurt your chances.

Sometimes I feel like even though I can't see it the critters might be able to

OK ima put you guys on to something.....been using it for years ...go on Amazon an look up glow powder you can get bags of the (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) all different colors for cheap mix it with Vaseline an there ya go it's uv activated so I just leave it under the flourecents for a day works great you could mix some scents in with it if ya wanted to but as far as buying a commercial glow bait yeah don't waste your money for that price you can buy a bag an a jar of Vaseline an have enough for a couple seasons

Dunlap's Glow lures work very well. I know guys who use them lots in bobcat cages