possumskinner
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Post by possumskinner on Aug 11, 2007 0:11:28 GMT -5
here is a easy cheap way to make an anise - glycerine tincture in the spice section of your grocery store or spice isle at wal mart (cheapest place) ... find the cheap .88 cent plastic bottles of anise seed grind up or crush the seeds ... put into a glass jar and add up to a quart of glycerine ... mix the two good ... it will take a while for the two to blend and they will never completely do so ... a shake every now and then is advisable this can be used in many ways ... let your immagination run i'll try and post a recipe that i use it for/in here's a couple pics of what it looks like this stuff smells good enough to eat ;D   |
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Post by deerhunter65347 on Aug 11, 2007 0:41:05 GMT -5
Great pst possum as said before you are a great trapper for sharing all that you do. I no this will help alot of us poor folks.
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Post by ktbearpaws on Sept 19, 2007 8:42:24 GMT -5
How do you go about grinding up the seed?
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iafftrapper
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Post by iafftrapper on Sept 20, 2007 18:09:55 GMT -5
And how long does it take this mixture "set up"?
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Post by cajunbill2 on Sept 20, 2007 18:28:53 GMT -5
In some cases a couple months when anise is mixed with some ingredents like fish oil ....you just shake it up every once in a while and after a while it will bond...or thats what i found out when i used it with my saltwater mullet oil i make....i can not say about his
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Post by ktbearpaws on Sept 30, 2007 22:02:41 GMT -5
i know coon like it, But, what else is it good for?  |
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Post by cuz068 on Jul 31, 2008 11:35:47 GMT -5
Sound like a good rat lure.
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Post by rszwieg on Nov 4, 2008 2:04:53 GMT -5
i know coon like it, But, what else is it good for? Skunks, muskrats, beavers and woodchucks. Woodchucks go ga-ga over it, just put it on a piece of bread in a cage trap. |
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Post by samuelhasguns on Nov 16, 2008 18:37:37 GMT -5
Nice
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Post by rszwieg on Nov 16, 2008 21:03:00 GMT -5
And before I forget, bears.
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Post by upstateNY on Jul 7, 2009 6:21:40 GMT -5
Have you ever tried to substitute Propylene Glycol for the Glycerine?It works better for tincturing,and is a little cheaper than the Glycerine.Not quite as thick as the Glycerine.
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possumskinner
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Post by possumskinner on Jul 24, 2009 16:34:21 GMT -5
Posted by upstateNY on Jul 7, 2009, 7:21am
Have you ever tried to substitute Propylene Glycol for the Glycerine?It works better for tincturing,and is a little cheaper than the Glycerine.Not quite as thick as the Glycerine. yes, I have used PG and would 95% of the time recommend using PG or other solvents for tincturing ... glycerine is not a very good choice for general tincturing ... in this case it was just right for it's intended purpose and use I'm quite familiar with the differences between the two including consistency |
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