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<blockquote data-quote="guywhofishes" data-source="post: 58582" data-attributes="member: 337">possible solution:fill bottom of bucket a few inches with RV antifreezeplace a tall/heavy ceramic dog dish or some such in the bottom - filled with sunflower seeds, scratch, or whatever they seem to go gaga overthey'll leap in - chances of hitting ceramic dog dish (safe island) near zero I would imagineor rivet some 1/2 cut aluminum cans half way up on the inside - and fill them with preferred bait (for smell/attractant).many ways to skin the cat - objective is to lure them into the bucket to find their sweet/cold/wet demise- - - Updated - - -obviously a play on the north woods antifreeze bucket with peanut butter coated can on a rod - log rolling stylebut since they don't dig peanut butter us other method to lure them down/in</blockquote>

[QUOTE="guywhofishes, post: 58582, member: 337"] possible solution: fill bottom of bucket a few inches with RV antifreeze place a tall/heavy ceramic dog dish or some such in the bottom - filled with sunflower seeds, scratch, or whatever they seem to go gaga over they'll leap in - chances of hitting ceramic dog dish (safe island) near zero I would imagine or rivet some 1/2 cut aluminum cans half way up on the inside - and fill them with preferred bait (for smell/attractant). many ways to skin the cat - objective is to lure them into the bucket to find their sweet/cold/wet demise [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] obviously a play on the north woods antifreeze bucket with peanut butter coated can on a rod - log rolling style but since they don't dig peanut butter us other method to lure them down/in [/QUOTE]

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