JT Eaton 902R Top Loader Bait Station (Тwo Рack)

These are very easy to use and refill and have various ways they can be mounted. I’ve bought several of these for my yard and as long as I keep them refilled, they do seem to help control the moles.

I bought 2 of these bait stations 'JT Eaton 902R Top Loader Bait Station'. The traps are real nice keeping out cats, rabbits, kids etc. The top 'locks' on keeping out little hands. I also saw a Youtube video making traps out of PVC pipe, but for about $15 each it was easier to buy these pre-made. Plus the top on these 'locks' on.They are high quality, and have optional baffles on each end to keep out water or someone reaching in, but mice or voles can go right around them.I put 3-4 poison pieces in the vertical tube at a time. Placed the traps in the trails of dead grass or right by a recent hole in the ground . Only found 1 dead vole above ground to dispose of, but with no new tunnels, the others must have died underground or off in the vacant lot next door.2 months later now, no new vole problems, I just leave the baited traps set up under a large pine tree.

We have an outbreak of Voles on our ranch so I thought I would try this thing. It is easy to set up and the bait was being eaten but even though I'm pretty sure hundreds of Voles were killed it didn't make a dent in the population as we probably have close to a billion or two of the little buggers. Our cats and coyotes are maybe more effective. This thing is well made and should last a few years.

this was very easy to use, I have several voles that were destroying my hosta plants and I had tried everything and nothing helped. finally I saw this and said why not I have tried everything else. put out as soon as I got, waited a week and checked, every bait (4 cubes in each) had been eaten. My hosta plants are coming back.

Living in a very rural area, we have had a packrat (woodrat) and mice issue for years. Finally fed up with using traps and not making any progress on control, I tried these bait stations and the JT Eaton peanut butter flavored bait blocks. Initially, I had to fill the stations 2-3 times a week. After a month of use, I am down to filling once a week and usually only a couple of blocks. All evidence of the critters has nearly vanished. The bait stations are built very well and should last for many years. I will continue to use these as a preventative maintenance system in the future. Great product!

I was going to make my own as many people recommended.....however after gathering all the components, these are a good value. Durable PVC is a must, as well as a "locking " top cover. Actually, it is a hex screw which keeps top in place, and based on the gnaw marks, it is needed. These are easy to load, and hold four bait blocks. Great design including baffles in the main entry tube to keep larger animals from entering or reaching in. There are also two tabs to spike them in the ground, or mount in alternate locations (ie Tree, Fence rail, etc). Keeps bait dry as well, preventing it from turning to mush.

I shave as many if not more voles in the yard as before I set the bait stations. Have placed at tunnels entrance and mid tunnel but they are not taking bait.

Easy to set up, works well on eliminating voles. The plastic material is no match for squirrels, they chewed both entrances away trying to get to the bait. It seems squirrels are attracted to the bait.