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 soured milo for cats
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06/24/09 02:53 AM
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john frank
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so im goin fishing friday and ive started making chum to use. I soured some birdseed and corn and have been soaking it for 2 days. its about 100-105 degress and ive put some sugar and yeast in with it. its starting to smell already. do you think the bait would be ready by friday under these conditions? ive heard 2 to 3 weeks under normal conditions but i would consider this normal conditions.
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Re: soured milo for cats
[Re: Whisker Wrangler]
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06/24/09 04:52 AM
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Margarita Mojo
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Yep,
It will work just fine! I have never added anything other than water and it is stinking pretty good in 3-4 days.
Joe
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Re: soured milo for cats
[Re: Margarita Mojo]
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06/24/09 05:22 AM
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chronacast
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i love to fish but catching is soooo much better!!
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Re: soured milo for cats
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06/24/09 03:49 PM
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nethingthatbites
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it will work but not at its full potential
MAGA
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Re: soured milo for cats
[Re: nethingthatbites]
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06/24/09 05:26 PM
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Ken K.
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I have some that's 2 years old and it's still working great! I guess I need to do more fishing!! I agree with everyone else it should work, but it will get better as it ages. I personally prefer henscratch, but any grain should work.
Good luck!
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Re: soured milo for cats
[Re: Ken K.]
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06/24/09 10:48 PM
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Tmerka
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If you can part with one beer (must be a warm beer), add it to your grain then add you water and let it go. It'll sour twice as fast as just using water. I learned this a few years back when I started souring corn for hogs.
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Re: soured milo for cats
[Re: Tmerka]
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06/24/09 11:10 PM
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Big Zee
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If you can part with one beer (must be a warm beer), add it to your grain then add you water and let it go. It'll sour twice as fast as just using water. I learned this a few years back when I started souring corn for hogs. That one beer is hard to give up with in this economy! But it sure does work!
Last edited by Big Zee; 06/24/09 11:11 PM.
Hebrews 11:1
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Re: soured milo for cats
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06/25/09 02:09 PM
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nethingthatbites
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and leave some in bottom too help speed up your next batch
MAGA
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