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getting the most smell from a berry #8165676
07/03/24 08:20 PM
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Dean Chapel Offline OP
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Marten here eat a lot of huckleberries in the fall. I would like to make a huckleberry based lure to use on them. If you just make jelly, or smash them up, they don't put off as much odor as they do just sitting on the bush in the sun. Any ideas on how to extract the most odor from them?

Re: getting the most smell from a berry [Re: Dean Chapel] #8165982
07/04/24 11:28 AM
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This is a pure guess but ethanol in cold weather would likely get more odor molecules airborne.


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