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what is the best way too do this????? i was thinking about putting 100 pounds in a trash can let it get sour then put it in my tires, should i let air get too it or keep air from getting too it ???????????any and all help would be great

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Just dump the corn in the tire add water the coons will be hitting it in 4-7 days. once they start you'll have to fill them once a week.

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thanks jack they are hitting them just thought it might speed it up if the corn was already sour when u put it in the tires

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anyone else on how too pre sour the corn before u put it in tires

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Mix grape Koolaide into it. Suppose to work. Never tried it. Not needed here.
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I've tried SOURED CORN a time or 2. Worked GREAT only problem i had was i couldn't keep em filled up enough to suit the coons. Only lasted me about a week and a half at the most.

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With the summer heat, water in the tire and corn it sours plenty quick enough.

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thank you guys, its for a buddy he hunts alot in one spot and we are just trying too get some in too stay so i can run a young dog and run his young dog

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what is the best way too do this????? i was thinking about putting 100 pounds in a trash can let it get sour then put it in my tires, should i let air get too it or keep air from getting too it ???????????any and all help would be great

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Steve's right. The smell is like fish. Once you get it on you........it's on you!!!!

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thanks a ton guys , i will not be doing that then if it smells that bad

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throw a little sugar and yeast in . In about a week take a cup along at every tire and take a sip or two. Quenchies just about every thirst!!

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throw a little sugar and yeast in . In about a week take a cup along at every tire and take a sip or two. Quenchies just about every thirst!!

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Steve's right. The smell is like fish. Once you get it on you........it's on you!!!!

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I've been putting corn in a bucket, filling it up with water and then putting a lid on it. When I need to refill the tire then I just go dump the corn into the tire. I just laid some big truck tires flat on the ground and it seems to be working well.

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