A true block-bait containing the anti-coagulant poison brodifacoum. Most suitable for controlling rats, but also effective against mice.
A true block-bait containing the anti-coagulant poison brodifacoum. Most suitable for controlling rats, but also effective against mice.
Place blocks in bait station and observe bait take. Replace blocks that become more than 50% eaten to minimise the chance of blocks being removed from bait stations. Maintain the supply of blocks until bait is no longer eaten.
Where continuous control is required, maintain a steady supply of blocks, replacing uneaten blocks at monthly intervals to ensure bait remains fresh.
Unlike egg-shaped baits, Pestoff Rodent Blocks cannot be rolled away and are manufactured with a hole in the middle so they can be easily nailed down to prevent ‘stealing and burying away from the site’.
FEATURES
• Control rats and mice
• True block-bait - contains brodifacoum
• Hole in middle for easy securing
SPECIFICATIONS
Weight: 3kg
Great product and great price.
Great product , easy to use and effective
Very effective with mice/rats in our rural location - hole in middle great for easy securing with a nail or in bait station
A++++
have used these blocks before and recommend. As they are blocks it is recommend to tie them so the mice and rats can't take them away.
Easy to use ,works well
Gr8 product and excellent service
I have leaves on my Magnolia tree again. Rats fed every 4th day,
Using the yellow Timm's possum traps * thread the rat block onto the spike * secure rat block on spike using an elastic band underneath and loop the remaining part of the elastic band over the spike bend to hold the bait in place Think the chocolate aroma is what lures the possums, and using this method has increased our possum cull greatly. As the blocks are held in place, the rats can also come along and eat them. Works extremely well :)
Definitely works. In fact I saw a dopey rat which had been drugged going down one side of my garden and we finished him off. It does seem to take a while before we catch all the rats under the garden shed.