Minnesota Trapline Logwood Trap Dye

A shiny trap is a warning sign. The animals you want read it faster than you think.

Steel that stands out gets avoided, and steel that blends in gets stepped on.

Dark Black Finish: This powdered dye turns steel traps a dark black color. The set fades into dirt, leaves, and shadow.

Simple Mix: Add one pound of red powder to five gallons of boiling water. Simmer for one hour and keep the traps covered. No guesswork.

Fits Your Whole Line: It works on all steel traps. One pot, one batch, and every trap on the line gets the same treatment.

At the Set: You kneel at the set, bed the trap, and sift dirt over dark steel. Nothing flashes back at you.

Smart Economics: It is a cost-effective alternative to traditional black dye. Rinse, hang to dry, and the work is done.

Serious trappers prep their steel before the season, not after the first miss.