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Post by Aaron.F on Jul 11, 2010 11:43:19 GMT -6
I am in the process of making some predator bait out of some beaver and woodchuck. I was wondering what your feelings are on the degree of taint or none at all. I will be adding one of the commercial bait solutions to this meat once completed. Any advice or experience is greatly appreciated, thanks.
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Post by redeagle on Jul 11, 2010 11:49:34 GMT -6
Do both and then see which works better for you in your area.
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Post by claytoncarr on Jul 11, 2010 12:01:04 GMT -6
Taint
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Post by thebeav2 on Jul 11, 2010 13:14:26 GMT -6
Horse would be my first choice, cat would come next. Muskrats make a great predator bait. But I have caught a lot of coyotes fox and cats on a chunk of tainted beaver meat.
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Post by CoonDuke on Jul 11, 2010 13:21:24 GMT -6
Tell us why no chuck Bob. I know you fed everything under the sun...
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Post by freepop on Jul 11, 2010 13:45:04 GMT -6
Huh, several has told me that chuck makes good bait.
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Post by Aaron.F on Jul 11, 2010 14:53:15 GMT -6
So what are you saying is best, muskrat or bobcat, I saw in your video Bob that you feed muskrat a lot. I would like to use what costs the least, and beaver and chuck are what I have, so I hope the bait solution does a good job. How much taint would be good, slight or relatively strong? Thanks
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Post by Bob Jameson on Jul 11, 2010 14:58:29 GMT -6
Bobcat and beaver are one and two in my book for meat baits. Taint increases odor push and interest. Finding a good taint for your basic needs is the key to a good bait. A good solution makes good on many types of meats.
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Post by furman on Jul 11, 2010 16:58:35 GMT -6
If your going to taint it’s only takes a short time in this hot weather….if you don’t watch it close it will bad real quick
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Post by Wright Brothers on Jul 12, 2010 8:29:07 GMT -6
Used Bob Js bait last season. It impressed me and I give it a thumbs up. I fool around with home made stuff too. Like said it probably costs more in the end.
Bob W, does fish work for feeding the K9s? Its available in bulk sometimes, I'm sure you have tried it. With your milage of K9s I'm sure you have tried all like CD said.
We love reading that stuff since many of us know no one that fed that many.
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Post by stickbowhntr on Jul 12, 2010 9:21:19 GMT -6
I have used groundhog here and even cat but little acceptence. I have tried several cat bacsed baits but none work for me as good as kasper Horsemeat base Nelsons.
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Post by orcatdog on Jul 20, 2010 12:38:22 GMT -6
Lion meat with RK's solution and a light taint has worked EXTREMELY well for me. Noticeable vs. bobcat and horse on my line. If you can get it, try it.
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Post by orcatdog on Jul 20, 2010 14:49:06 GMT -6
Bob, when I start this years batch I'd be happy to send you a pint or two. I'll keep in touch.
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Post by thorsmightyhammer on Jul 20, 2010 17:15:47 GMT -6
Bob wants the lion meat to fry up in a pan.
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Post by RdFx on Jul 20, 2010 17:23:22 GMT -6
Lion is very good eating, and that said it is also a top preditor bait As Bob said a good bait keeps the animal at trap site untill caught.
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Post by mostinterestingmanintheworld on Jul 20, 2010 18:14:13 GMT -6
I like deer the best either rotted to paste or fresh.
I got a deer from a guy one fall that the butcher had rendered inedible.
I'd chop a pkg. in half and just bury it in the paper behind a trap, caught 103 in 3 weeks. That was in country I'd never seen before or I'd have had more.
There were plenty of coyotes but they sure liked that deer meat. Another of my best years was a jug of rotted down deer scraps that I stopped when the top got brown and the rest pink. I had thrown in some real anchovies I got from somebody and added some salt. Don't know if the salt did anything but it sure caught the coyotes.
Oh yeah the way I remember it, I was trapping where deer meat was legal. Long time ago.
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Post by JWarren on Jul 20, 2010 21:38:13 GMT -6
theres guys who catch a bunch of yotes who say to leave the meat over a year until liquid, some say to taint lightly, others want no taint, yet all of these individuals catch a bunch, does the taint matter or is there a right answer?
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Post by mostinterestingmanintheworld on Jul 21, 2010 0:20:47 GMT -6
Anything that stinks will catch a coyote. Some better than others but anything that stinks.
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Post by Aaron.F on Jul 21, 2010 18:52:35 GMT -6
Not that it means a thing, but I was out stirring my bait up on our deck, making sure it gets mixed every couple of days. Well my wife calls me to the door a couple hours later wanting to know what in the world our dog is doing. Our beagle was out circling and pawing the deck where the bait jar was. Not as much much about how good the bait is but how good there nose is, there wasn't any drippings or anything where the bait jar was.
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Post by freepop on Jul 21, 2010 19:46:42 GMT -6
BigWhiskey, I have a friend that processes deer. So come season (youth starts towards the end of Sept.), I can get all the trimmings we need.
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