Lenon's Weasel Super All Call - Weasel Lure / Scent 1 oz. Bottle

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Lenon's Weasel Super  All Call – Weasel Lure / Scent
A thick paste formula of fresh blood, weasel musk and genuine old-time secret  weasel calling ingredients that really gets the weasel’s attention. It’s a  deadly mink lure too!
Sells  out every season!
Suggested Instruction  for catching Weasel with Lenon's Weasel Super All Call - Lure / Scent:
Always use fresh bait along with weasel lure, preferably chicken or rabbit for  best results.  Hang the bait 8 inches back  6 inches above the trap.  Place a  quantity of lure the size of a large bean beneath, not on the bait.  This  old-time secret formula will triple the harvest of extra large old weasel.   Not  for human consumption.
Made with pride by John Chagnon using old family secret formulas and techniques  created by Asa and Herb Lenon.  "Serving Trappers Since 1924"
Weasel "All Call" Set  by Herbert Lenon
For results, convenience and maintaining weasel traps in working order  regardless of weather, no sets equal the "Trap inside a box set"
To make this box properly, cut two pieces of one-inch lumber, six inches square,  drive a nail in one piece to hang bait on, cut a notch one and a half inches  square in top side of the other, for sides and bottom cut three pieces a foot  long, six inches wide, nail them  to the first two pieces to form sides and  bottom with hole and nail to the top side.  For the roof cut a piece 15 inches  long, eight inches wide, use one nail to nail it at one corner at back end of  box, this size fully covers the box and the extra three inches form a porch out  over the hold so rain, snow, sleet does not enter.  Nail and set the trap inside  the box, trap directly under the hole, hang the bait on the nail, chicken offal  or rabbit is best, smear Lenon's Weasel "All Call" on floor of box just back of  trap, use quantity the size of a bean,.  Trap need not be covered.
When making these sets, place bait, scent and set trap at home so one need only  place the readied box when setting them out.
When tending or resenting traps, swing the cover around on the one corner nail  that holds it.