#160 Fox Lure This is a different fox gland lure as it has some sweetness added into the glands.
#160 Fox Lure would be a terrific early season or during warmer temps.
It uses wild fox glands and is put up in a paste form.
Night Owl Brush Fire Lure was originally formulated for fisher and marten trapping in the cold north, but this lure quickly became a favorite of canine trappers too.
Not "skunk and junk" but rather a rich paste form with a dominant mink musk odor.
Irresistible to coyotes.
Caven's Fox and coyote lure used at dirt hole sets.
Works mighty fine during the early season but really shines later on due to its great calling power.
Don’t spill any of this on your hands or you’ll want to cut them off!
This isn't a bottle of urine with a gland dragged through it, but rather very thick and heavy bodied. Minnesota Red is the real thing for the scent post set but also is a big plus at dirt sets when used with bait.
A very thick, long-lasting natural gland lure that will stir up those howlers.
Yodel Dog is made from glands aged to perfection and is not only the answer to post sets but really dresses up your dirt hole and flat sets
If you've never tried a coyote smell at a few of
Night Owl Crossbones Lure is a long distance call lure with unmatched calling abilities.
Pure skunk odor that won't get hidden under a blanket of greasy or waxy film like some others.
Made available in 2003, this lure's popularity ranks among the top call lures in the industry.
Dunlap's Reaper Coyote Gland Lure is highly charged with glands and essential oils that have caused many coyotes to realize why this lure has its name.
Reaper Coyote works great as a primary lure or as a change up lure.
Dunlap's Riot Coyote Gland Lure is a very strong lure that works in all seasons to pull in coyotes.
This liquid lure is made with top shelf coyote glands.
Fox and coyote lure
This one is made with the same great care that goes into my red fox gland. A real killer whether used at post or dirt sets as it brings the grays in and makes them feel "comfortable" - until it's too late that is.