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<blockquote data-quote="squirrel_hunter" data-source="post: 5352763" data-attributes="member: 22921"><p>I like the following lures for summer. </p><p>Canine force Cavens </p><p>All call. Dobbins lures</p><p>Canine select </p><p>Mississippi special </p><p>Alpha Predator Dunlap </p><p>Massacre </p><p>Vengeance </p><p>Boss dog Locklear </p><p>Fur check</p><p>Addiction Welch's </p><p>Pro's pick</p><p>Carman pro grade</p><p>Circle maker</p><p>Vent sent.</p><p>Baits</p><p>Terminator Cavens </p><p>Dirt nap liquid Dunlap </p><p>Federales. Locklear </p><p>Primal paste bait</p><p>Liquid mice</p><p>Simple mice</p><p>Canine to feline Welch's </p><p>Apple Road horse meat. Apple Road </p><p> It has a sweet smell to it. A good one for a good change up. I try not to use a loud smelling tained bait in the summer. I also dont use alot of gland lures in the summer. I use dirt holes different types of flat sets. (Like a t bone set alot). Sounds like your making some good sets. Way i look at summer trapping. Coyotes are more after food for the pups. So i back off coyote gland lure. But i would use a little bobcat or red fox gland lure. I like a fully modified trap to use on coyotes. I am in the process of fully modified all my traps. I use little coyote pee . But more bobcats and red fox pee.</p><p></p><p></p><p>.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="squirrel_hunter, post: 5352763, member: 22921"] I like the following lures for summer. Canine force Cavens All call. Dobbins lures Canine select Mississippi special Alpha Predator Dunlap Massacre Vengeance Boss dog Locklear Fur check Addiction Welch's Pro's pick Carman pro grade Circle maker Vent sent. Baits Terminator Cavens Dirt nap liquid Dunlap Federales. Locklear Primal paste bait Liquid mice Simple mice Canine to feline Welch's Apple Road horse meat. Apple Road It has a sweet smell to it. A good one for a good change up. I try not to use a loud smelling tained bait in the summer. I also dont use alot of gland lures in the summer. I use dirt holes different types of flat sets. (Like a t bone set alot). Sounds like your making some good sets. Way i look at summer trapping. Coyotes are more after food for the pups. So i back off coyote gland lure. But i would use a little bobcat or red fox gland lure. I like a fully modified trap to use on coyotes. I am in the process of fully modified all my traps. I use little coyote pee . But more bobcats and red fox pee. . [/QUOTE]
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