Dunlap's Time of Death Bait

Mice are a natural, staple food source for coyotes and foxes. Using ground mice creates a familiar, high-protein scent profile that triggers a predatory response without the overwhelming or artificial smell found in some synthetic lures.

The milder scent is specifically engineered to be subtle enough to avoid attracting non-target scavengers like possums, which can trigger traps unnecessarily. It provides just enough reach to pull in your target predators without creating a 'dinner bell' effect for every animal in the area.

Yes, the thick paste consistency is designed to hold up well in various temperatures. It stays put in dirt holes or on backing, resisting freezing or running better than liquid-based lures.

Because this is a concentrated paste, a small amount—roughly the size of a pea or a marble—is typically sufficient for most sets. You want enough to create a scent trail, but using too much can sometimes make wary predators suspicious.

While it is formulated specifically for coyote and fox, the mouse-based scent is a general predator attractant. You may see interest from other small predators, but it is optimized for the specific olfactory preferences of canines.