This is my first pictorial on the main page, dont laught to hard. There are more glands that can be takin, but this is what i get, fast, easy.
First, the back leg glands.

easy to find, looks like a lil soybean, take gland and surrounding fat.

second (this is a female) get her female part and vent, and cut around it and pull, you can get bout 4 inches of clean intestine, pluss the tube thingy.

there is the back end, anal gland, vent, female part plus extra, clenaed out.

easily cut open the abdomen, and the bladder will be right there, lol.

take bladder, but cut urinary tube up high, so you dont spill urine.
get the ovary and tubes...

now dig deeper, and the next thing is the gall bladder, found on a liver.
take gall bladder and 1/4 of the liver, gall bladder is attached to liver, so dont try to pull it off...lol


get 2-4 ounces of intestinal fat

armpit gland, soy bean size, found right in pit


now the d pads on all 4 feet


now grind to a nice yummy paste, if you want to, add 2 ounces of urine to 8 ounces of gland, other gland is tounge, and half the brain, i dont mess with either one. add glycerine after 3 years of rot. and you got one of the best gland lure for yotes, or so they say. Thanks for looking, hope there is something learned, and if anything that i need to know, point it out, im beginning to. thanks!

Very well done. Tom

Thanks very informative

Good shucks. Good job, but I'm gonna spend my 4.50!

Why the pads?

Very good post k9

is it necessary to let it rot for three years? can you just let rot over the summertime?

jdw, the longer it rots, the better, pads carry a gland that relesases the smell that dogs use to hunt.

weird.

whats weird?

gland lure would be made with glands and as soon as you use gut you have an all call. guts make an attractor, but so does raw garbage. so a good gland lure is made from glands, not gall,liver,or any other parts from the inside. just my opinion.

sorry otter, just went by what was called for in a book i recieved.

k9 ive never made it but i think ive read that book! ive read about the pads and gall and even 1/4 of the liver

can you mix glands from female and males together?

Thanks, I always wondered how it was done.

yes, but it is preferred to have more female than male.

Very good post K-9!

Three years?...that's a long time.where and how do you keep everything for three years...? Nice pictorial..good job.

I'll buy mine too...skinning them is bad enough..

keep in a glass jar, you can poke holes in the lid to allow ventalation, but its not necessary, keep in a dark place, temp dont matter as long as its not froze all the time lol.

and i try to save as much money as possible, so i thought i would start with lure, LOL.