Tomcat Bromethalin Bait Chunx — Rat and Mouse Control Blocks for Agricultural Use, 4 lbs.

Tomcat Bromethalin Bait Chunx are incredibly effective for rodent control and have solved my pest problem completely! Living in a rural area with barns and outbuildings, rodent control is essential for protecting stored feed and equipment. These bait blocks work exceptionally well - I noticed results within days of placement. The bromethalin formula is highly effective and provides faster results than traditional anticoagulant baits. The chunx format is perfect - the blocks are large enough that rodents can't carry them away, and they're weather-resistant for outdoor use in bait stations. I love that they're specifically designed for agricultural use, making them ideal for barns, sheds, and farm buildings. The 4-pound bucket provides excellent value with plenty of blocks for multiple bait stations. The blocks maintain their integrity even in humid conditions. They're easy to handle and place in bait stations. The effectiveness is outstanding - my rodent population has been eliminated. I appreciate the quick-acting formula that provides humane control. The blocks are palatable to rodents and consistently consumed. Perfect for farmers, homeowners with outbuildings, or anyone dealing with serious rodent issues. The resealable bucket keeps unused blocks fresh. Essential for protecting property, equipment, and stored goods from rodent damage. The professional-grade formula delivers reliable results. Great value for the amount you receive. Highly effective pest control solution that actually works!

we HAD an outdoor rat infestation, but are now living rat-free!!! ... thanks to this bait and the other measures below! just as claimed, this MOTOMCO rat bait with Bromethalin really works! ... the rats ate this bait and returned to the nests to perish. the following is some things we learned from our lil' rat skirmish; | rat intel | • neighborhood activism: get your neighbors involved, as the problem is very unlikely limited to your property... rats eat dog feces and bird seed and just about anything, but, in our neighborhood, it is the theory that they were feeding (or are still feeding) at a neighbor that does not clean up after their dog and living at another neighbor that does not leave their home interior and has let their garage and yard go to squaller…. thus, our yard has become a traffic route and/or playground between these two locations on our street. but it is a city wide problem, as we have learned via nextdoor website for our city… so, neighbor involvement is a must, as you may eliminate them from living, playing, or feeding on your property, but they will still be local and will likely return. if you do not know your neighbors and do not want to do the door-to-door thing, then join nextdoordotcom for your city and post something like "Unwanted Neighbors - Rats!" ... this is how we learned that it is a pervasive, city-wide problem and we are both receiving and disseminating information via this site… though i appreciate that most of us no longer “need” neighbors in this era, you do NEED your neighbors as allies in this war! • multi-front approach: utilize some additional artillery besides bait in bait boxes, such as Victor traps... the Victor traps are tried and true traps, and the most efficient and cost effective means of eliminating rats... they are easy to set & hold with great sensitivity... and, they work! • bait type matters!: as far as bait for bait boxes, Bromethalin is in these bait chunks and is the ingredient claimed to be the best to poison rats. as for trap bait, we first tried peanut butter with no results on the rats, but it resulted in some very unfortunate collateral damage to other rodents... so, we switched to raw bacon, and, while the other rodents are disinterested, the rats can not resist, and snap!, our rat squatter war is slowly being won! so, if it is outdoors, do not use peanut butter, unless you want to eliminate chipmunks and squirrels, as well (we do not) ... rather, try raw bacon... • fresh bait: we found our best success with traps was to keep them fresh... we changed the bait and reset the traps almost daily, then really began having success! ☐ here are links to some good outdoor rat bait boxes and a good value 12-pack of Victor traps: • Compact Rat Bait Station TWIN PACK (Bait Not Included) • Tomcat 0370910 Tier 1 Refillable Rat & Mouse Bait Station and, traps for the additional front: • Victor Metal Pedal Rat Trap (Pack of 12) lastly, if you want to keep it cheap and simple, then the Victor traps can not be beat, especially in the economical 12 pack. best wishes to your soon rat-free life… :-) Thank you.

Wow, so we had a rain storm here in Florida, during a massive community wide garage sale. Our garage doors were open and we saw this giant, I mean large rat run in from our mulch bed to our garage. Everyone panicked lol. It was like a scary movie. First night I tried some good mousetraps (20 bucks for 6 of them, they were legit ones with claws on the snapper etc, but the rat was able to get the peanut butter and set off the traps but they weren't going to get him. So I ordered two tomcat boxes as well as a pail of the tomcat feeding pods (the 4lb pail of green pods). I placed two of these black boxes which are pet safe for dogs and cats, along the walls of the inside of my garage. The morning after I placed them, I opened the first box and sure enough, two of the tomcat pods had been chewed on. That was Tuesday night they were placed. Wednesday morning I checked the box and saw it nibbled on. I told my wife on Wednesday night that we should expect anytime from Thursday to Sunday, this rat to be dead. I said 1 of 2 things is going to happen, this rat I saw twice, run up to a ceiling rack in my garage as I heard traps going off late at night and I ran over to the garage to check out if they got it. Well, I said it's 1. Going to fall out of one of the racks once this poison takes over. Or 2. It would die in the rack, or perhaps it's on the shelving or somewhere else in the garage at the time it hits it. You never know where those things are because they hide. It's Thursday morning, I hear this scream and I didn't know if my wife was being attacked but within two seconds I realized she was going out to work. The rat had dropped out of the ceiling rack and slid off her SUV as she backed out. Not kidding. I said to her this was best case because we didn't have to be spooked taking things off our ceiling racks and all our shelving searching for a dead rat. I kid you not. It was sitting on our driveway and I scooped it up in to a small box and disposed everything in a sanitary way. So pleased with this stuff. First night, it lured the rat. It says it works off one feeding and after 1-4 days of the feeding. We experienced this all just as it said it would happen. I could not be happier. Two tomcat black boxes and one bucket of this stuff was just over fifty bucks. The cost for an exterminator would have been far more, I have enough of this now for a long time. I am so happy we went after it before it got inside the house by eating through the drywall of the garage and did major damage to wiring etc. It actually in just the first night, had eaten off and shredded the weather sealing on about 6" worth of it, on our door in our garage that leads to the house. Shredded it. It was a panic in the home for a few nights here but this was the perfect remedy and it's addressed. GREAT product!!!!! Follow the directions, couldn't have been easier. In 2 minutes I had the box and poison pods on the rods, all done. It worked EXACTLY as it said it would.