« Reply #15 on: March 21, 2018, 11:31:22 AM »
Old trappers never die, they just smell like it!!
One time in High School I spilt a little canine Long Distance Call lure on my pants, which among other things has a touch of skunk essence in it. I had been out checking traps before school. Mmmm did the classroom reek!! 
My Dad's "GO TO LURE" in Elementary School was Limburger Cheese.
Put on the underside of the teachers overcoat as it hung on the back of his chair. Dad said it got a lot of attention, when the teacher couldn't figure where the stench was coming from. (He said he never did get caught.) 
I never had the guts to try something like that, when I was in school. I did enjoy the reaction of both the kids and animals on a field trip to the Zoo once.
After standing upwind and opening (on the sly) a bottle of "Lenon's lure" that I had hid in my pocket.
The animals reacted first and that made the Kids react....It was fun to watch as all of a sudden I became the center of attention. It made me realize the "power that smells really have." 
Doug
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