https://www.flemingtraps.com/

They have great products and good videos on their web site as to hout to set up and bait all kinds of traps

Coyotes, hogs, deer and coons hammer black berries this time of year.

Im fixing to go after some coyotes that are climbing chain links fences during the middle of the day going after cats. Hopefully it goes smooth

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Look forward to some pics

I just trapped Wilcox 80 for first time ever - caught 2 coons in 5 sets - was a one day trap - May hit again in a week

how much wax do I need for 6 or so 550's? Also, cold dyeing vs. hot dyeing? any difference?

Depends on how you do it. I bought three blocks two years ago and still have 2 blocks. I get water boiling then shave wax off with a knife till I get a thick layer floating on top of the water. Drop a trap in and when the wax melts off of it and floats back to the top its ready to be pulled out. Pull them out slow and its will coat them good. Then just hang them up to dry. If you just melted wax it would take good bit just to submerge the trap in

I tried cold dyeing and it worked but not as good as boiling in my opinion. I just use black walnuts though so something different might work better. I put black walnuts in a mesh sack and let them boil for a hour or so. Then take the sack out and boil my traps.