Im thinking about trying to make my own k 9 bait this year. Ive looked through the archives and can find find the info So i figure the best way is to ask. can I just add dobbins bait solution to my meat or do I have to also add an preservative and an anti freeze also ?

Dobbin's is a good one! The preservative comes with it.

Thank you magnum hunter that answers my question. I just want to add a little to my sets to make them work it more.

Last year was the first season I used Dobbins Bait solution (mixed with cubed beaver). I was very impressed with it.

Mixed mine with ground groundhog. Smells like a winner to me, and the critters seem to like it too!

My next question is are you adding anti freeze to it or does it seem to hold up pretty well in cold weather

the sodium benzate helps with the freeze and it is a real good bait just taint the meat 2 or 3 days to your liking and add solution just follow direction on the bottle simple easy works great

How long should it be in the solution to work best?I have some beaver meat, but thought I was too late in making any up this year

How much meat do you mix with a pint of this stuff?

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It doesn't hurt to add a bit of glycol to the bait solution for antifreeze. In the colder climates, it may set up. Plus the glycol will inhibit any mold growth.

One pint of bait solution will treat one gallon of meat.

From start to finish, you can have treated bait in around three weeks. The longer it ages, the better it gets....

I have some that has been aging since last october in a glass jar vented with an air stone. How good would this be Boss?

yoteguts, The longer it ages, the better it gets....

Yummmmmy.I'll mix it up in a month or two.Thanks.