What kind of trap dye do you use for your traps?

trapping4darrin- Posts: 55
Join date: 2009-06-05
Age: 14
Location: Minnesota
We usually use speed dip but now we are going to try the one Kaatz Bros makes.

Laynsteel- Posts: 8
Join date: 2009-06-19
Location: SC Nebraska
Log wood dye and then wax

Bandit Buster- Posts: 32
Join date: 2009-06-15
Location: Minnesota
Walnut hulls... free.

ray12- Posts: 33
Join date: 2009-06-12
Age: 13
Location: Ohio
I use logwood dye then i wax them

cotton- Posts: 5
Join date: 2009-06-29
stowes speed dip
tried the KBL and i like the speed dip a bit better
tried the KBL and i like the speed dip a bit better

Jbotto- Posts: 4
Join date: 2009-06-18
Age: 18
Location: Lester Prairie, MN
I've heard maple and oak leaves work well. I don't have access to enough of those however so i'm using logwood crystals.

ALW77865- Posts: 18
Join date: 2009-07-12
Age: 62
Location: Texas,USA
I use logwood dye & wax for land traps. Scrape the wax out of the pan notch & off the dog.



ALW77865- Posts: 18
Join date: 2009-07-12
Age: 62
Location: Texas,USA
I use Andy Stoe's Speed Dip for water traps. Foot hold & conis. Scrape the dip from pan notch & end of dog & scrape it off where the trigger will hook on conis or tape around jaw before dipping.



ALW77865- Posts: 18
Join date: 2009-07-12
Age: 62
Location: Texas,USA
This year I'm trying Full Metal Jacket. It says dip twice the first time used & will coat 50 traps. Supposed to work over dye or dip but haven't tried that.

These traps were new, cleaned of oil & dipped twice.

These traps were new, cleaned of oil & dipped twice.

admin- Admin
- Posts: 46
Join date: 2009-06-05
Age: 19
Location: NY
one thing about the full metal jacket is that it is clear so you do not want to use it on your conibears and water traps when new b/c they will stand right out



