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Tinctured poplar buds/Poplar oil #8289917
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I’m familiar with both tinctured buds and the straight oil. But I’m not familiar with how good they work in beaver and ‘rat lures. For those of you who make beaver lures, do you add it to territorial lures, food lures or what?


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Re: Tinctured poplar buds/Poplar oil [Re: Teacher] #8290048
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I have never added it to a lure, but I have used it straight when I would run into beavers that seemed to have had some previous education to castor lures. I poured a little on a piece of green wood and used it as a bait. It was very effective.

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