Glow in the dark

[Possum]

I'm not talking about possum poo, either. Actually, I remember a few years ago reading about guys putting a Budweiser light near their cat sets which would catch the attention of the cats and.....

Has anyone tried putting something that glows in the dark near their coyote set (or coons or other critter.) The new stuff will glow 8 hours on a charge so that would put a glow in the vicinity of a trap most of the night (except in Alaska).
The working theory is the glow would catch their attention, maybe they'd be curious to see something glowing on a stalk of corn or tree branch, come to investigate and then smell the lure/bait/urine and work the set as long as they are in the area.

Thoughts?

[RonMarsh]

I know a guy that once was selling two red led's to put in a bate hole.

[coyotewhisperer]

there is a guy selling glow in the dark coon bait in the newest trapper and predator caller.

[lumberjack]

I k now a bunch of guys that would be at a set if there was a budweiser light flashing.

[TurTLe]

Clint Locklear sells Unfair Advantage, which is a glow in the dark "lure". I think it is designed more for putting on flagging etc. I haven't used it, because I'm not cat trapping yet. It seems like it would work on less visible flagging in high traffic areas. Only time will tell.

[redeagle]

I bought three of those inexpensive solar lights from Walmart last season, but didn't take the time to try them out. I plan to try them this season to see how they work.

[musher]

I've never done it as the wardens told me it was illegal here. I was thinking of a a small Xmas trees flashing light on a 6 volt battery.