and how much of it do you usually use at a set if you do?

I use it as a plug for my dirtholes as well as a lureholder. Just a small piece is all you need. Makes a great visual attractor as well.

i use sheeps wool under all the pans on my traps and some times i thin it out and put it under my trap if i know its going to freeze and i use maybe about a golf ball size and smaller and all depends on the size of the trap

I use a golf ball sized chunk as a lure holder.

I use a golfball size piece also. I removed a coyote for a sheep farmer several years back and he sends me a feed sack full of wool every year now.--JT

we are shearing our sheep tommorw all 145+ of them i have no worrys about running out the best stuff to get is the belly wool farmers through it away and there is alot of sheepy smell on it

I'm with Tim and JT. It works great as a lure holder.

I use wool from dead sheep, ones killed by coyotes. Not at every dirt hole, but some.T.20

Yes as a lure holder. But I'm not out there.

I like to use it as the actual attractor and lure holder so it is a style of the flat set. Just tuck it in 1/2 way under a backing or clump of grass and lure.

i do..use it down the hole always for cats, as flagging for cats.

i still pick up coyotes in dirtholes with it to.

charles