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Bio Baits
Been working on a project and was wondering if anybody is interested in biodegradable baits . They are not made of plastic . The process is not complete as of yet but I have been able to poor and shoot some baits . Ran into a couple unexpected problems though . Piss ants are one if you don't clean every spot . I am working with a lab to try and get them to be at the very least as pliable as plastics . So gentlemen what are your thoughts on the subject . I'd like to hear any comments ideas hopes . This project is probably going to make me go broke so I'm going to take every word to heart .
Do I give it up ? Does It have a future ? Or am I just nuttier than a Payday ?
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sounds like a great idea in theory, but I would not spend my life savings on something that you might not get your investment back on, but then again if everyone thought that way we might not have all the great inventions we have today. Good luck with it
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You might have some competition with that.
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65pontiac sort of the same thing . I wasn't going to call it bio baits . I'm just to lazy to type . The patent they have is on the name and formula I am working on my own formula . A color formula . Got ot go do the real job .Later
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Think I'm going to put this on the back burner . I'll work on it a little at a time . Then when the government and animal activists get in bed together and stop plastics from being used for lures . I'll jump up with it . I belong to PETA people eating tasty animals .
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