In soft soil I use my stake driving maul to make a depression hard enough to stick the Grizz in.One hit,its the same size round as the grizz.

The maker of the Grizzz lives in the same county as me and we are going down soon to purchase some more straight from him Ill have to ask him the man on any additional tips and bring them back to share with you as well

awesome info foxtail, thanks for the good videos

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Good info foxtail.

I've learned this from a friend, drill another hole in the bottom, around 3/32" or 1/8", next to the "v" stabilizer. Do this so more water will be allowed to run out faster, your paste baits will clog up the one hole, but you still have the other hole to drain the water out of it.

In stead of marshmellows I use a tube lure that you use for fishing on the trigger.I cut both ends off and slide the tube on.They are really soft and feel like something to eat just ask the fish that are caught on them. I put some type of sweet lure down in the Gizz and use a fish oil trailing scent.

I attach some of my grizz's to chunks of 4X4 by stapling the V to the side of the block(sit trap on edge of 4X4 and staple) or by sandwiching the V between two chunks of 2X4(on edge) with screws. These traps are for use on frozen ground or in buildings with concrete floor.

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Thanks foxtail on the videos. I have never seen a griz set before.(I live in a cave I guess)LOL

I did not see the video but years ago when the the grizz's first came out i was told by someone at the Grizz booth at a convention to glue a 3/8ths rubber gas hose about 1" long on the trigger to grab onto easier, it has worked well for me. Goodluck


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