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Re: souring milo [Re: RespectTheFish] #13389025 01/01/20 02:48 AM
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Originally Posted by RespectTheFish
Has anyone tried using it without souring it? I played around with it last summer and I didn’t notice any difference on soured milo versus non soured. Caught the same amount of fish.

I know a guy that puts it in panty hose fresh out of the sack then he waits a few days before he fishes in the spot where he puts the hose bag out.

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Re: souring milo [Re: nombon] #13389278 01/01/20 12:23 PM
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Cattle range cubes work pretty good to without having to sour. Usually drive around and dump 1/2 a five gallon bucket at each spot I want to fish then go back 2 hours later and start catching.


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Re: souring milo [Re: RespectTheFish] #13389475 01/01/20 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by RespectTheFish
Has anyone tried using it without souring it? I played around with it last summer and I didn’t notice any difference on soured milo versus non soured. Caught the same amount of fish.

Only thing is if a fish eats too much the grain swells and may be a dead fish.

Re: souring milo [Re: nombon] #13389729 01/01/20 08:07 PM
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I’ve done range cubes but problem is is that it dissolves pretty quickly. That can be great for quickly starting up an area but doesn’t last long so if I don’t get to my spot in a few hours not sure if it helped at all versus just throwing up milo at least with the range cubes to keep feed in the area.


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Re: souring milo [Re: nombon] #13400749 01/11/20 08:43 PM
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So I had some soured milo sitting out for about 7 years. It was in a bucket sitting behind my boat that was in the driveway, close to the fence. I hired a guy to come build me a gate so that I could park my boat in the backyard. When the workers arrived I chatted with them for a little bit and then went inside. Well it was a summer day and after a few hours I went outside to offer them some bottled water. I noticed that one of the guys was in shorts now so I asked if he was getting too hot. He said no. He told me he that while he was helping the other guy, he saw saw the bucket and decided to sit on it. Well apparently the lid had a crack and the bucket was full. Then he said he felt his bottom get wet and stood up. Then the smell hit! He said the smell was so bad that he had to go home and change. I think next time he will think twice about sitting on a mysterious bucket.


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Re: souring milo [Re: Flyingjoe] #13402931 01/13/20 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Flyingjoe
So I had some soured milo sitting out for about 7 years. It was in a bucket sitting behind my boat that was in the driveway, close to the fence. I hired a guy to come build me a gate so that I could park my boat in the backyard. When the workers arrived I chatted with them for a little bit and then went inside. Well it was a summer day and after a few hours I went outside to offer them some bottled water. I noticed that one of the guys was in shorts now so I asked if he was getting too hot. He said no. He told me he that while he was helping the other guy, he saw saw the bucket and decided to sit on it. Well apparently the lid had a crack and the bucket was full. Then he said he felt his bottom get wet and stood up. Then the smell hit! He said the smell was so bad that he had to go home and change. I think next time he will think twice about sitting on a mysterious bucket.

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