Glycerine pint
A binder, blender, stabilizer, and antifreeze; can also be mixed with urine to help prevent evaporation.
Pint $5.00 1/2 gallon $10.00; $18.00 gallon
Fish Oil-16 oz
Pressed fish oil. Low fat content. Resist gelling in cold temperatures. Thick, golden color. Great to mix with your favorite smell and a fabulous lure base. Color may vary from picture.
Coon Creek Fox Urine-pint
I think anyone that has dealt with us in the past knows about our urine, and knows that we go the extra mile to get good urine.
Sodium Benzoate-16 oz
Also known as bait makers compound. Use 2 tablespoons per pint or 1 cup per gallon to preserve fresh or aged meat or fish. Remember it takes about 7 days for this to take full effect.
Propylene Glycol-pint
Widely used as a tincturing base, and some lure makers use it in place of Glycerine. When you are using this as an anti-freeze in your dirt trapping, mix 1 part glycol with 3 parts water, and spray it in layers as you construct your set.
Pint $7.50; 1/2 gallon $15.95; gallon $26.95
Glycerine-1/2 gallon
A binder, blender, stabilizer, and antifreeze; can also be mixed with urine to help prevent evaporation.
Pint $5.00 or 1/2 gallon $10.00
Coon Creek Fox Urine-1/2 gallon
I think anyone that has dealt with us in the past knows about our urine, and knows that we go the extra mile to get good urine.
Propylene Glycol-1/2 gallon
Widely used as a tincturing base, and some lure makers use it in place of Glycerine. When you are using this as an anti-freeze in your dirt trapping, mix 1 part glycol with 3 parts water, and spray it in layers as you construct your set.
Pint $7.50; 1/2 gallon $15.95; gallon $26.95
Glycerine-gallon
A binder, blender, stabilizer, and anti-freeze; can also be mixed with urine to help prevent evaporation.
Coon Creek Fox Urine-gallon
I think anyone that has dealt with us in the past knows about our urine, and knows that we go the extra mile to get good urine.
Fish Oil-gallon
Pressed fish oil. Low fat content. Resist gelling in cold temperatures. Thick, golden color. Great to mix with your favorite smell and a fabulous lure base. Color may vary from picture.
Propylene Glycol-gallon
Widely used as a tincturing base, and some lure makers use it in place of Glycerine. When you are using this as an anti-freeze in your dirt trapping, mix 1 part glycol with 3 parts water, and spray it in layers as you construct your set.
Pint $7.50; 1/2 gallon $15.95; gallon $26.95
