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#293092 - 08/12/07 09:21 AM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: Asa Lenon]
Paul Dobbins trapper Registered: 12/22/06 Posts: 6710 Loc: Goldsboro, North Carolina	I'm sure glad I don't have any skunks here, or they'd be trying to get into my shed also. We more than make up for it in possums though. _________________________
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#293203 - 08/12/07 11:56 AM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: Paul Dobbins]
Lab trapper Registered: 08/01/07 Posts: 59 Loc: PA	Here are some pictures from last night we call this lure CS Test 1. I hpoe this works never posted a picture
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#293205 - 08/12/07 11:59 AM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: Lab]
Lab trapper Registered: 08/01/07 Posts: 59 Loc: PA	It worked !
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#293374 - 08/12/07 03:05 PM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: danny clifton]
cathryn trapper Registered: 12/22/06 Posts: 12740 Loc: West Virginia,age 38	Originally Posted By: danny clifton Sure it's worth it. Your right alot of failed experiments are the result of experimentation. Selling lure is not the only reason to experiment however. Do you have any idea how many lures have come and gone when the maker passed away? Taking time to learn something is never a waste of time. The idea that one man is somehow superior to another, or posseses some sort of magic that only allows him to create a good attractant is silly. There are two kinds of folks making good lures. Those who were taught and those who failed alot learning from mistakes. Usually a combination of both. excellent post , IMO $\:\)$ _________________________ IF IDIOTS GREW ON TREES, THIS PLACE WOULD BE AN ORCHARD
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#293416 - 08/12/07 03:57 PM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: cathryn]
k9. trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 3740 Loc: Brooklyn, Iowa 45 years old st...	Now the trail cam thingy adds a whole new wrinkle to the game. That would be a good tool for testing a bait or lure for anyone who is so inclined. I think those are cool and any lure maker, beginner on up could get a lot of use out of one. I still feel it would be very confusing for a beginning coyote trapper, who is also a beginner lure maker, to mix the two learning curves. You wuold just have no way of knowing if it was your methods, or your lures, that were the problem. Nice pics. I might just get me one of those trail cams. They are kewl! _________________________
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#294710 - 08/13/07 03:57 PM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: k9.]
Lab trapper Registered: 08/01/07 Posts: 59 Loc: PA	Here are a few more pictures from cs test 1 Sunday nig[IMG]http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/aa270/Lab_030/1.jpg[/IMG]ht Sorry but now that I can add a picture, I'm going to abuse it Location is everything
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#294993 - 08/13/07 07:57 PM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: Lab]
k9. trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 3740 Loc: Brooklyn, Iowa 45 years old st...	Nice! _________________________
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#295043 - 08/13/07 08:18 PM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: Lab]
LAtrapper "Professor" Registered: 12/22/06 Posts: 2259 Loc: Lower Alabama (Daleville)	Lab- Great pictures!! But could you please resize then to 640 X 480?? I hate having to scroll halfway across the county to see them. Edited by LAtrapper (08/13/07 08:31 PM) _________________________ Note to self- Engage brain before opening mouth (or hitting the ENTER key). Ron Fry
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#295257 - 08/13/07 10:02 PM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: LAtrapper]
CoonDuke trapper Registered: 12/26/06 Posts: 664 Loc: PA	Lab, I would be interested to hear how the lure was applied to the test area. _________________________ PTA Life ~ NTA ~ FTA "To make something simple is a thousand times more difficult than to make something complex." ~ Mikhail Kalashnikov
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#295413 - 08/14/07 05:41 AM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: CoonDuke]
Lab trapper Registered: 08/01/07 Posts: 59 Loc: PA	It's an old road and we couldn't make much of a hole so we set a small rock on the edge of the hole lure in hole and side of rock. In the 1st set of pictures you can see the rock standing on end.
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#295455 - 08/14/07 07:15 AM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: Lab]
CoonDuke trapper Registered: 12/26/06 Posts: 664 Loc: PA	So I assume the hole and lure was facing the camera? _________________________ PTA Life ~ NTA ~ FTA "To make something simple is a thousand times more difficult than to make something complex." ~ Mikhail Kalashnikov
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#296254 - 08/14/07 05:29 PM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: CoonDuke]
Lab trapper Registered: 08/01/07 Posts: 59 Loc: PA	No, this is how I wanted them to come but the roadbed was so hard we couldn't make a good hole, more of an indent and the lure wasn't contained in a small spot. If we used a larger backing it would have worked better. In this picture the young gray already had everything pawed up and I think it urinated
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#296515 - 08/14/07 08:27 PM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: Lab]
CoonDuke trapper Registered: 12/26/06 Posts: 664 Loc: PA	I am getting somewhere with this so bear with me... Do you happened to know where the wind was coming from? _________________________ PTA Life ~ NTA ~ FTA "To make something simple is a thousand times more difficult than to make something complex." ~ Mikhail Kalashnikov
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#296836 - 08/15/07 06:15 AM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: CoonDuke]
Lab trapper Registered: 08/01/07 Posts: 59 Loc: PA	Predominantly the wind comes from the west This greys nose is going west
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#296837 - 08/15/07 06:18 AM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: Lab]
Lab trapper Registered: 08/01/07 Posts: 59 Loc: PA	Checked the trailcam last evening and the stupid thing is dead. So much for the $50.00 cheapy at Wal-Mart, but I hate to hang alot of money on a tree. I guess I'll take it back and try another one before asking for my money back.
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#296860 - 08/15/07 06:50 AM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: Lab]
Bob Jameson trapper Registered: 12/25/06 Posts: 2196 Loc: SW Pa	You will find that these units use alot of battery power to operate. You must be careful on the settings you select also to help conserve your battery power. _________________________ www.jamesonsultrablend.com
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#296862 - 08/15/07 06:53 AM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: Lab]
CoonDuke trapper Registered: 12/26/06 Posts: 664 Loc: PA	That was the answer I was hoping you would give. Notice how the red fox and raccoon both approached the set from downwind? $\:\)$ _________________________ PTA Life ~ NTA ~ FTA "To make something simple is a thousand times more difficult than to make something complex." ~ Mikhail Kalashnikov
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#296909 - 08/15/07 08:08 AM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: CoonDuke]
Asa Lenon trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 5247 Loc: Gulliver, Michigan	Prevailing winds are always an important factor in positioning sets, especially if one wants to correctly anticipate the animal's approach a big percentage of the time. Ace
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#297389 - 08/15/07 03:07 PM Re: asafoetida ? [Re: Asa Lenon]
Lab trapper Registered: 08/01/07 Posts: 59 Loc: PA	Yea I knew they were running that old road and felt I could get their attention coming or going but without a bigger backing I couldn't get them to look at the camera. If we get the trailcam working I'll fine toon the approach a little so they face the camera.
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