Posted By: coonman220
Dp bait question - 09/25/19 02:09 PM
Would spray lite with water, on the cheap Kat food an corn, small marshmellows an then sprinkle powder flavor jello mix on bait an let dry an then package , make jello mix stick better or no difference an don't wet bait when add the powder jello mix ?
Posted By: ridgeview72
Re: Dp bait question - 09/25/19 03:46 PM
If you are looking to wet bait before adding jello a better choice would be to add a little molasses or favorite berry flavored syrup.
Personally I'd just mix seafood sensations cat food w/ molasses + jello if you want & forget the corn/small marshmallows all together.
Generally only use about 4-6 oz of liquid feed molasses to 4 or 5 gallons of cat food (Quality cat food like Seafood Sensations)....in the past I've also added a few drops of liquid smoke, along with a dusting of dry feed molasses and/or milk replacer per gallon. (I mix gallon at a time...mixes easier that way) Cat Food will absorb molasses over time becoming essentially a dry bait that works well in Dp Traps.
Posted By: coonman220
Re: Dp bait question - 09/25/19 06:00 PM
I thinking molasses would be a gummy mess , an get stiff inside trap, I come up with idea of get a new spray bottle at Walmart for $1, an put in the juice I have been saving from can chicken breast. An spray litely on bait mix on cardboard,an sprinkle jello flavored powder over bait, lightly an let dry an package , does this sound like good idea? Or would the juice from chicken can breast, not dry good an make bait gummy ?
Posted By: Dan D
Re: Dp bait question - 09/25/19 06:41 PM
You think way too much about coon bait. They will eat bout anything if ya put it in front of them.
Posted By: coonman220
Re: Dp bait question - 09/25/19 07:18 PM
This is first time making dp bait, DPs almost have to be set on main trail where stumble across them an maybe only one chance at the coon, I don't leave DPs out long, an that it for them or that trail, done for season, like have most attractive bait
Posted By: Golf ball
Re: Dp bait question - 09/25/19 07:29 PM
That chicken juice may go rancid .
Posted By: coonman220
Re: Dp bait question - 09/25/19 08:10 PM
Ya it may be bad idea, lite mist water to get powder jello to stick ?
Posted By: Wild_Idaho
Re: Dp bait question - 09/25/19 09:01 PM
Would spray lite with water, on the cheap Kat food an corn, small marshmellows an then sprinkle powder flavor jello mix on bait an let dry an then package , make jello mix stick better or no difference an don't wet bait when add the powder jello mix ?
Think mite work.bad id to jellow pre. Mix. Mabe just put ne thing front coon. They eat lots stuff nut picky
Posted By: pcr2
Re: Dp bait question - 09/25/19 09:12 PM
you have got to have ulcers the size of basketballs as much as ya worry.i used to be like that till i just started trying things and letting the chips fall where they may.good luck bud.
Posted By: bhugo
Re: Dp bait question - 09/25/19 09:41 PM
Just mix some dry cat food with cheap dog food and call it good.
Posted By: Pike River
Re: Dp bait question - 09/25/19 10:31 PM
I just use dried cheap cat food with anise flavored lard poured over it all and mixed up. I put a marshmallow on the trigger.
Posted By: coonman220
Re: Dp bait question - 09/27/19 08:01 PM
I wonder if ok to make now or wait till closer to season ? As if using flavored jello powder mix, an use it weeks ahead time, that it loose some of its ordor? Even if stored fairly tight seal ?
Posted By: decoys88
Re: Dp bait question - 09/27/19 10:42 PM
Last year I saved bacon grease from BLTs all summer. Poured it on cheap cat food. Worked fine. If after a day or two no catch....I would put a dab of lure on dp and that seemed to help. This was in a January. Good luck coonman.
Posted By: Nelly
Re: Dp bait question - 09/28/19 12:20 AM
Goetze's apple caramel creme candies.
Squeeze them around the trigger.