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Slow start but now we reached the next level

8 years ago

It’s been a little over a month since I started my first bin. The first couple of weeks they were not eating not moving much and kept trying to escape. Then one day they stopped trying to escape and were all over the food I put in. This morning I went on a search for caccoons. Ive never seen one in person before just what I saw on YouTube. I saw one and was excited but false alarm it was a small piece of gravel same color as on youtube. THEN!!! All of a sudden I saw one, then two, then a small cluster of them. I have reached the reproduction Plato.

They are eating and pooping and having sex worm style. My bin is a successful Bordello.

Being I’m in south Louisiana these are now 100% Coon Ass worms (Cajun Worms). Being all they eat is Cajun food scraps they gonna be tasty for the fish in sportsman paradise.


Soon I will start an ENC bin or ANC which ever one is better for fishing In this area, gotta do some research.

I would like to thank everyone here for their knowledge I have picked up on and the videos on YouTube that helped me make my first bin a success. I hope I can pass on what I learned to someone in the future.

Oh almost forgot I am building my first wooden bin I will post pics when I start.

Thanks

Claude

The CajunWiggler

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