This is my late season lure and also my go to coyote lure. Still using fox glands but they are aged longer and are a little stronger smelling. Good all season also but its great later on when the temps are dropping below freezing, winter/late fall. Touch of skunk here also.
Available in 1 oz. and 4 oz.

What a great selling lure for me, and what a great producer it has become. Sold out of this last season and I had made way more than I thought would be needed. Just super on fox/coyote and it's also our bobcat lure. Fresh cut glands and a food base, it just shines all season.
1 oz or 4 oz

This is our main coon lure, thick and sweet, with a heavy oil base. Holds up well and there just isn’t a raccoon that can walk by a heavy sweet smelling lure like this. Put a cap full beyond your set or trap, on some sheep’s wool at the back of your pocket, or on a marshmallow at the bottom of your favorite DP style coon trap. Many different ways to use but the great thing is it works however you choose to use it.
1 oz or 4 oz

This is my fish-based lure, which is oily, works well in wet conditions, and we like to use it when working the water for coon. The two coon lures work well together so you don’t have the same smell at every set.

1 oz. or 4 oz.

This is a thick territorial based lure that is a very heavy oil type lure that just infuriates a beaver. Just a cap full is needed at the set.
1 oz or 4 oz

Comes in a regular wide mouth one ounce bottle. This is a thick heavy castor based lure. We have also added just the right amount of our favorite food smells and a little beaver oil to top it off. It's all here in this super fine beaver taker. Beaver lures have been put up in a myriad of ways and smells and we tried to keep it simple and straight forward with this lure. It’s the smell all beaver follow, it’s the smell all beaver want during that mating season, it’s the smell that the old blanket beavers don’t want around and will flat out try to eliminate it. Works great under all weather conditions and stays good year after year. I like just a bit on a stick or a small dab on top of a castor pile. Try touching some to the water surface after you complete your set, they will follow that lure slick right to the source.

This is thick, heavy and sweet. Has a near burning sweet sensation and once the raccoon gets a nose of this he just has to find the source. We use this exclusively in our DP type coon traps. Smear inside the trap, we also put it on about anything under the trigger, a marshmallow works well but we also use a piece of corn cob, and some sheep's wool works well.  I have even used wadded up grass. Point is if it's in the DP trap the coon wants it out of there. Give it a try, by far my best seller.

Our K-9 bait. Not just bait, but lots of extras in here so it can also be used just by itself. Not loud bait but put up fresh and stopped, so you’re not dealing with a bunch of unwanted catches. I use it down the hole, all season. We have also been using it here in the bobcat season. Seems the cats like it also. 9 oz. Widemouth jar.

This is our Red Fox Gland lure. Thick, pasty and my own glands, nothing but wild PA red fox glands here. Super foxy smell and just a touch of curiosity. Good all season. Good for red fox, grey fox, coyote and bobcat.
Available only in a 2 ounce bottle

This is a thick,sweet lure/bait that I developed to fill a need for wanting to use both at the same set. It’s been good for me and I still use it with Red Fox Pelter for great catches. Good for red and grey fox, coyote, and coon.

2 oz wide mouth bottle

This is the most powerful available right from the source. Yes, right from the skunk's glands. Put up in amber bottles and sealed in wax. Uncut, unstrained, the real thing.