Garlic Corn?

[twisted lines]

I live in a po dunk town and can't replace my garlic scent prior to my next trip, Used an oil for the last several years and ran out :meme: been to all the sporting goods stores twice! Is there anything in the supermarket that works ?

[Kokanee Slow]

Someone posted that they added fresh garlic juice to their garlic scent (when applying to corn). I expect you could also use the minced garlic juice from the grocery store.

[twisted lines]

Thanks; I will hit the spice Isles soon!

[marshworm]

dice some fresh garlic up and put it in a bottle of mineral or fish oil. let it soak for a day or two:wink:

[Cannon]

I live in a po dunk town and can't replace my garlic scent prior to my next trip, Used an oil for the last several years and ran out :meme: been to all the sporting goods stores twice! Is there anything in the supermarket that works ?

I use regular old ground garlic. Works great; in fact, it is one of my best producers. I just bag up my corn the day before and make up several different scents. the garlic one i just sprinkle a good dose of garlic on and then mix them up and put them in the fridge for the next day.:twocents:

[SilverBullets]

The Pro-Cure "Slam-Ola" garlic powder is another option if available.