Short answer: You use Resoakable Lures by soaking them in your chosen lure (oil, paste, mayo), installing them in the trap, and re‑soaking them every few months to keep the attraction zone active.

Below is a clear, practical summary tailored for field use.

1. Choose the correct lure type

• Felt lures → Possums, rats, mice; Timms, Trapinator, Flipping Timmy, D‑Rat, Gorilla, Snap‑It.
• Clay lures → 150/200/250 series traps; best where mice interference is a problem.

2. Soak the lure

• Felt:
  • Fully saturate in your lure product for 5 minutes.
  • Ready to deploy immediately.
• Clay:
  • Place in lure overnight for full saturation.
  • Suitable for long‑duration or remote trap lines.

3. Install in the trap

• Position the lure exactly where the trap’s design expects the attractant to be:
  • Possum kill traps: inside the bait cavity or bite‑point area.
  • Rat/mouse traps: on the lure peg, hook, or designated lure recess.
  • 150/200/250 traps: in the lure chamber where animals investigate.

The lure acts as a long‑life scent and interest point, not a food item.

4. Maintain the attraction zone

• Resoak every 60–90 days depending on weather and target species.
• No need to replace the lure body — just re‑soak and reinstall.
• Pair with Smooth Pastes, Lure‑It Oils, or Mayo for maximum scent longevity.

5. Field benefits

• Trap remains attractive for months instead of weeks.
• Fewer wasted checks and fewer “dead” traps.
• Reduced lure consumption and labour.
• More consistent strike rates across the line.