Rich Faler's "Trapline Lures & Odors" Book uniquely pulls together the decades of trapline and lure knowledge and experiences of 15 of the world’s best longline trappers and lure makers. The following have selflessly contributed to this amazing work:Bob HelmsBryan NelsonColton MorrisEd SchneiderJeff DunlapKendall ObermeierMajor BoddickerMark JuneMark ZaggerRon LeggettRuss CarmanSarah GomezTodd StroheckerTom KrauseTom Miranda This 201 page book covers lure selection, application, strategies and management, in addition to the impact of other non-lure scents and odors the trapper must master. Trapline Lures & Odors helps take the mystery out of the invisible world of lures and odors on the trapline.

Nick Wyshinski's "Making and Using Lures and Baits" Book was inspired by trappers and hunters' inquiries regarding making animal attractors for their own use. It also provides information that would be helpful in starting a part-time or commercial lure and bait business. Nick Wyshinski has spent 49 years making lures and baits. 63 pages.

Nick Wyshinski's "Formulating & Compounding Animal Lures & Baits" Book is an excellent guide for anyone wanting to formulate and produce their own lures and baits. Nick covers ingredients, extracts, fixatives, formulating, compounding, tincturing and many lure formulas. This book also contains ten bait formulas and a section on the proper and sensible use of lures and baits as attractors. 40 pages.

Nick Wyshinski's "Trappers Guide to Using Essential Oils, Essences, Powders and Crystals" Book is an excellent guide to the many ingredients used to formulate effective animal lures. 40 pages.

Kellen Kaatz's "Encyclopedia of Lure & Bait Making" Book is an in-depth look into lure and bait formulation. This book provides the insight to further your understanding of the ingredients, preservatives, and processes involved with making your own highly effective attractants. Through trial and error and actual trapline experience, Kellen has developed a vast knowledge of animal attractants. This reference guide shares years of experience on an extensive list of oils, additives, solvents, glands and bases. Plus Kellen shares his insights on formulating lures and baits. More importantly, the process of balancing smells and the theory of formulation are communicated on a level every lure maker can understand. This is NOT a book of obscure 'horse brains' formulas. The formulas detailed in this 56 page book serve as guidelines for you, the aspiring lure maker, to incorporate your own ideas. After reading this book, you'll have a better understanding of the oils, essences, musks, tinctures, glands and urines available in the trapping industry today.

Charles Dobbins' "Evaluation of Lures, Baits and Urine" Book is not just for reading, then laying it aside as you would an article that has a catchy title. This book is for studying, and its use will help you to better understand the part that lures, baits and urines play on the trapline.

Russ Carman's "The Complete Guide to Lures & Baits" Book contains great information on the selection, value and application of lures and baits. 61 pages.

Russ Carman's "Musk, Mystery & Misconceptions" Book contains thorough information on lure making. Components, methods, formulas, this book has it all. 81 pages.

Leonard Pavek's "The Making of Baits, Lures & Attractors for Fox & Coyote" Book is a succinct pamphlet containing useful information on formulating canine lures and baits.