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In reply to Post #9
I freeze tigers in tiny handful bags in their glooby slime
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In reply to Post #7
If you dump them in pure glycerol they can shrink visibly, in my experience.
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In reply to Post #1
Half a cup of water, half a cup of brown sugar. Simmer until the solution thickens a little. Allow to cool. Add tigers. Will last for ever.
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In reply to Post #1
Glycerin (glycerol) is hygroscopic and so will absorb water over time, so in theory would gradually dehydrate your baits.
No idea how long it would take to have any visible effect on tigers though.
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For hookbaits I just stick some in a pot with some Betalin and they seem to last indefinitely, in fact Hinders now sell tiger nuts in Betalin for that very purpose
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Or yeah see what you mean think that is what I will do with what I have made and take what I need and freeze whats left
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In reply to Post #3
You could do , I do it , I did think you meant just tigers in general though , as a rule of thumb I just freeze my tiger hookbaits in little packets complete with slime and just take what I need every trip
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In reply to Post #2
Can you keep redoing that like with them
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In reply to Post #1
Freeze em in the pot
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whats the best way to presurve them to put in a pot for hookbaits will glycerin work
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