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Ya know I've completely forgot about it, what was that again? I have some donuts in the fridge, waiting to be transfered to my staging tub. I'll try it. List the recipe again please, thanks boar

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BOAR--- you have to get a 35-50 gallon drum. Take bread and put in bottom about 1/4th of the way. take a 5 gal. bucket and put in 5.lbs of sugar (or so ), pour about 1/4 of that or myself i like to get it a little more damp then that. Us your judgement.Take some honey and put on top of that, Your judgement also. Keep layering it,appx. 4 layers and put a lid on it.DO NOT PUT IT ON TIGHT>--- as it will forment and IT WILL BLOW the top off. I usually just lay a 50 gall. garbage bag inside of the drum and at the end i just lay it loose on the top. Let it sit about a week and then put about a 5 gal bucket of the go on it and Holy Cow. LET the games begin..... Keep it moist with water on your final layer. I have a buddy that tyed it last year and he made bait boxes out of 2x12's and the fricken bears ate a hole threw it. He swears by it.... Any questions you can post it or e-mail me at ( [email protected] ) Let me know . -----57----

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I added some sugar, honey and frosting to the corn. Not sure how it will turn out but the sun is heating things up and the lid is bubbling up. Not sure how waterproof it will be but the corn should hold up.

57 I kinda did something like you suggested. I popped a lid off of one last night and it was looking good. I used frosting instead of honey.

Let the games begin is right.

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----boar--- Actually you mix5-6 lb's of sugar in the 5 gallon bucket of water and pour it on every layer . you will use the water 4 times and put 4 layers of bread - sweet rolls ect. in the drum to end after the 4th filling you will be to the top of barrel and out of sugar water. You use honey frequently every time after you add the water. do not put a ton of water on it. about 5-6 gallons on a 40 gallon drum. DONOT>>>> put the lid on tight,It ferments and does expand some. Just put a bag over the top of it while it ferments. It really works and it turns into a paste and is kinda water proof.----57----

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cherokee-- really dont know why that wont work. It is always good to try something new. I now that special recipe is really something special though.> you will see...Only a couple of days.Keep me posted and good luck to ya.-----57---

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Ohh.. 5-6 lbs of sugar to a 5gal bucket of water. I am very litteral, sorry for repeats. My greasey doughnut ferment to an have a few bucket that I have to air bleed cause they almost dont sit upright. Boar

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Hey 57, Went to sams club to buy some honey an I knew it was expensive, so for half the price of a quart of honey, i opted for a gallon of Mrs. butterworths maple syrup, pretty sure I'll get the same end results with a sweet maple flavor. i'll keep ya posted. Thanks again for the recipie. Boar

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Yep, thanks for the reminder bog, actually gonna start this concoction on a seperate site an keep it that way. I really feel that 57's brew is closley related to my greasy dougnut brew, The doughnuts pretty much have the same ingredients, sugars, water, been deep fried, lots of maple frosting, being stored in grease the sugars an grease merry an carmelize pretty much like 57's. I'll I just done up a 40 gal. barrell an will see what happens by next mid week, I dont mind starting a site a little late. Boar

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People were mentioning oats and corn and molasses earlier. When you stop in at the grain elevator, don't let them hold out on you, ask them for the good mix. We can get bags here that are pre-mixed with oats, corn, sunflowers, molasses, even seen dried blueberries in a mixed bag. It's all tumbled with molasses, and the stuff rocks.

The grease and bread thing works well, but grease is so dang messy. I can feel my wife kicking me in the rear starting today when I tread grease into the house. Ugh... another 6 weeks in the dog house, gotta love it boys!

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My truck bed still has grease on it from 15 years of hunting but no rust. A good set of light weight coveralls [ the kind mechanics wear ] and some good farmer gloves [ the yellow ones ] and don't forget the old pair of rubber boots. Wash coveralls after each use and they are fine. Boots get cleaned walking to and from bait site. smile

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Hey guys. how did baiting go? I found alot of rasberries up by Warba and a few closely to it within 15 miles or so. Checked baits before i left to go home today and 3 of the 5 were already smacked!!!! This was all with my special recipe. The first bait I used sweets and nothing hit it and the one I used dog food and sweets and deep fat fryer grease and again NO> and the other 3 the special recipe and deep fat fryer grease and liquid smoke. THey were opened up. -----57------.

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