Red Powder Logwood Trap Dye turns traps black. Approximately 1 bag is needed for every 5 gallons of water. Directions are included with each bag. Packaged in 1 lb. bags.

Renno's Natural Logwood Trap Dye is very similar to the logwood chips that were popular years ago with many old time professional fox and coyote trappers. It is derived from a certain species of plant that is native to the mountains of Pennsylvania. This dye coats traps with a finish that is nearly rust proof and odorless and has the ability to weather several weeks of trapping. This dye is a finely ground powder that comes in a heat sealed plastic bag containing approximately 20 oz. 1 bag will treat approximately 25 to 30 #3 sized traps or 40 to 50 #1 3/4 sized traps.

Black Powder Trap Dye turns traps a dark blue-black. Each 10 gallons of water requires approximately 1 bag of dye. Directions for use are written on the bag. Packaged in 1 lb. bags.

Special April price is $29.95. Normal price is $34.95. Full Metal Jacket Trap & Snare Dip is a clear dip that wears like iron. After 24 hours Full Metal Jacket is odor free. It is a trap dip for predator traps, land body grip traps and snares. You can use this dip in the water too, but will get a milky color. It will still protect and seal in the metal from rust in the water, but you will need to scrape your trigger and dog. Now a snare man can paint or dye his snares and then add the dip to hide the smell of metal from the animal. Your catch will go way up, once you turn off the nose of the animal. This dip works great on new, painted, dyed or un-dyed traps and snares. No need to build a fire or add the odor of gas to your gear. This works so good that you can dip your traps and throw them in the yard and 3-5 months later, use them without rust to deal with. While testing Full Metal Jacket Clint Locklear recorded a 6 to 1 catch ratio over dyed traps. This dip seals in the odor and stops the rust from giving your equipment away. Full Metal Jacket is sold by the gallon. You can dip over 60 footholds per gallon. No need to add anything, just dip and go catch fur.

Speed Dip is mixed with gasoline or lantern fuel to produce a lasting, protective coating on traps. Speed Dip works well for water traps and land traps, and usually takes 2 to 4 days to dry.

Dakota Line Trap & Snare Dip is a product that Mark Steck developed over a period of 7 years of testing. No tackiness, no petroleum products, odorless and drys quick. This dip mixes with water, not gas.

Formula One Trap Kote is mixed with water to produce an excellent finish for both traps and snares. Formula One dries in a day or so, provides excellent protection for traps and deodorizes both traps and snares.

Pete Rickard's Natural Wood Trap Dye Liquid Concentrate produces a dark, protective coating on traps. Traps should be boiled in solution containing 3 gallons of water for every 4 oz. bottle of dye.

Pete's Sleepy Creek Liquid Trap Dye does a nice job of dyeing traps. One 8 oz. bottle should be mixed with five gallons of water, and traps should be boiled in this solution to produce an odor free and protective finish.