5 gallon corn, one beer, rest water.. seal top leave out in sun for a week and let the yeast do the job..
imho thats all thats needed.. anything more is wasting beer
I made some on Wednesday before coming back home.
I filled a clean 1 gal paint can with 8 cups of corn, about 1/4 bottle of left over red wine, almost one can of left over beer, about 3 scoops of sugar and enough water to fill the can about 3/4 full. I sealed the lid and then my son shook it and rolled it around for about 15 minutes. I took the can out to the middle trail where I put two holes on the lid with a nail and hammer and hung it up about 10 feet off the ground with some rope. I'll go back in 2 or 3 weeks and I'll see what it attracts.
I made some on Wednesday before coming back home.
I filled a clean 1 gal paint can with 8 cups of corn, about 1/4 bottle of left over red wine, almost one can of left over beer, about 3 scoops of sugar and enough water to fill the can about 3/4 full. I sealed the lid and then my son shook it and rolled it around for about 15 minutes. I took the can out to the middle trail where I put two holes on the lid with a nail and hammer and hung it up about 10 feet off the ground with some rope. I'll go back in 2 or 3 weeks and I'll see what it attracts.
:eek I ain't never had any left over beer.
wine? beer? corn? sounds like your liquoring them up for the slaughter. Never tried "doctoring" up corn. maybe as the fall gets nearer.
I made some on Wednesday before coming back home.
I filled a clean 1 gal paint can with 8 cups of corn, about 1/4 bottle of left over red wine, almost one can of left over beer, about 3 scoops of sugar and enough water to fill the can about 3/4 full. I sealed the lid and then my son shook it and rolled it around for about 15 minutes. I took the can out to the middle trail where I put two holes on the lid with a nail and hammer and hung it up about 10 feet off the ground with some rope. I'll go back in 2 or 3 weeks and I'll see what it attracts.:eek I ain't never had any left over beer.
I was thinking the same thing. That's about as hard to imagine as leftover venison.
