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nichols50 Offline 3 posts Reply |
I bought some fox urine at Ft Greens today. Will I need to add any glyceride to keep it from freezing once the cold weather hits?
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Jim_Alaska Offline 4394 posts Admin  Reply |
Yes you will.
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wilsonjr Unavailable 302 posts Reply |
Many urine's come with a certain amount of glycerin already mixed in but for colder temperatures you might have to add a little more yourself.
Test it, if it's -10F and its starting to chunk up, add a little more glycerin until you've reached the freeze proofing you're looking for at the lowest temperature you trap at. |
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Jamt Offline 27 posts Reply |
Du you just put pure glycerine to the urine or is the glycerine first mixed with water?
I've read that a mix of 60% glycerine and 40% water have the lowest freezing point. Can I then just substitute the water with urine? Does glycerine have any drawbacks when mixed with urine, lures or baits? I mean can it take away smell or make animals suspicious? /Markus |
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iowa_coon_man Offline 5 posts Reply |
Try adding a couple of bottles of a good gland lure to the urine. It will spike up the smell and a good quality gland lure usually has enough anti freeze in it to keep it from freezing.
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dofus_kamas Offline 20 posts Reply |
Is Really?
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