Non-Chemical Control
Trapping is recommended where poisons are inadvisable (Commercial kitchens, homes, schools, etc.)
Trapper T-Rex Rat Trap
Trapper Rat Glue Board
Catchmaster 72 MB Glueboards
Ketchall Mouse Trap
Trapper Mice snap traps
Pro-ketch Mice Trap
Trapper Polarbear glueboards
http://epestsolutions.com/info/mouse_rat_control_solution.htm
Glue traps are effective when placed in a rodent's runway between their harborage areas and their feeding are, but they will not work in a wet or dusty environment.
Trapper Rat Glue Board (heavy duty, to hold the rat there) http://www.epestsolutions.com/1104/Trapper+Rat+Glue+Boards+Traps.html
Trapping is recommended where poisons are inadvisable (Commercial kitchens, homes, schools, etc.)
Trapper T-Rex Rat Trap
Trapper Rat Glue Board
Catchmaster 72 MB Glueboards
Ketchall Mouse Trap
Trapper Mice snap traps
Pro-ketch Mice Trap
Trapper Polarbear glueboards
http://epestsolutions.com/info/mouse_rat_control_solution.htm
Glue traps are effective when placed in a rodent's runway between their harborage areas and their feeding are, but they will not work in a wet or dusty environment.
Trapper Rat Glue Board (heavy duty, to hold the rat there) http://www.epestsolutions.com/1104/Trapper+Rat+Glue+Boards+Traps.html
Catchmaster 72 MB Glueboards (great for insects also and very cheap! )
http://www.epestsolutions.com/1126/Catchmaster+72MB+Glueboards.html
Snap traps work well on both rats and mice. When trapping for rats it is best to place the traps inset, but baited, for several days to acclimate the rats to the traps. Mice will readily investigate snap traps, and little balls of cotton tied to the triggers work well as a bait
Trapper T-Rex Rat Trap (This traps work and nothing will get out of the T-rex’s grip)
Snap traps work well on both rats and mice. When trapping for rats it is best to place the traps inset, but baited, for several days to acclimate the rats to the traps. Mice will readily investigate snap traps, and little balls of cotton tied to the triggers work well as a bait
Trapper T-Rex Rat Trap (This traps work and nothing will get out of the T-rex’s grip)
Snap-E Mouse Trap (available for mice and rat)
Automatic traps are very effective for capturing mice, but they will not work on rats. Place them in the same manner as you would baits.
Ketchall Mouse Trap (Repeating mouse trap, can't beat this for mice, wind the knob, setting the internal spring mechanism. Catch them and all there friends while you sleep.)
Proketch Mouse trap, multiple catch, low profile and glueboards can be set inside to get the mice to stick and creates easy disposal. Can be used without glueboards for a more humane release program.
Baiting
Place baits in safe secluded area where the rodents are frequenting. Proper placements of bait are more important than the type of bait used.
Contrac Blox Rodenticide
Final Blox Rodenticide
Contrac Place Packs
JT Eaton Rodent Bait Blox
http://www.epestsolutions.com/1180/Contrac+Blox+Rodenticide.html
Put out more bait than you think is necessary. Under baiting is one of the most common mistakes in rodent control.
Use bait forms that are best suited for the particular conditions, such as wax blocks (Contrac Blox) for damp areas, cereal (meal) baits (Contrac Place Pacs) where bait security is a must, and tracking powders (ZP) where competitive foods are abundant.
Contrac Blox Rodenticide
Contrac Place Packs
Final Blox
JT Eaton Rodent Bait Blox
Be sure to follow label directions and use bait stations and the newer tamper-resistant stations when possible, to prevent any accidental poisoning of non targeted animals.
EZ-Kleen Rat Bait Station Setting Your Trap Video
Protecta Keyless Bait Stations
Protecta RTU Mice Bait Stations
Put out more bait than you think is necessary. Under baiting is one of the most common mistakes in rodent control.
Use bait forms that are best suited for the particular conditions, such as wax blocks (Contrac Blox) for damp areas, cereal (meal) baits (Contrac Place Pacs) where bait security is a must, and tracking powders (ZP) where competitive foods are abundant.
Contrac Blox Rodenticide
Contrac Place Packs
Final Blox
JT Eaton Rodent Bait Blox
Be sure to follow label directions and use bait stations and the newer tamper-resistant stations when possible, to prevent any accidental poisoning of non targeted animals.
EZ-Kleen Rat Bait Station Setting Your Trap Video
Protecta Keyless Bait Stations
Protecta RTU Mice Bait Stations
http://www.epestsolutions.com/1061/E-Z+Kleen+Rat+Bait+Stations.html
Protecta Rodent Landscape Rock
Store baits in areas where chemical contamination will not occur. Rodents can detect the contamination and will not consume the contaminated baits.
Exclusion
It is much easier to control rodents outside a structure rather than within, so the most successful and permanent form of rodent control is to “build them out.” Cracks and openings in building foundations must be sealed. Doors, windows, and screens should be tight-fitting.Use materials that are rodent “gnaw proof” such as copper mesh (Stuff-it) sheet metal, expanded metal, perforated metal, iron grills, hardware cloth, and cement mortar. Materials having an opening 1/4 inch or less will exclude both rats and mice.
Copper Stuff-it
Sanitation
Reduce harborage by eliminating weed's, refuse piles, overgrown vegetation, and rubbish piles.
Place garbage and trash in garbage cans and industrial dumpsters with tight fitting covers.
Proper sanitation will benefit any rodent control program.
There is no substitute for sanitation, and the program must be continuous or the benefits derived will be quickly lost to reinvading rodents.
Eliminate as much of the rodent's water source as possible, as rats need water daily and mice will drink freestanding water if available.
We have put together some terrific rodent control kits that we believe will get the job done and done right. Take a look and order today and get a jump start on your rodent problem.
View Our Rodent Kits at
http://www.epestsolutions.com/Rats_Mice.html
Protecta Rodent Landscape Rock
Store baits in areas where chemical contamination will not occur. Rodents can detect the contamination and will not consume the contaminated baits.
Exclusion
It is much easier to control rodents outside a structure rather than within, so the most successful and permanent form of rodent control is to “build them out.” Cracks and openings in building foundations must be sealed. Doors, windows, and screens should be tight-fitting.Use materials that are rodent “gnaw proof” such as copper mesh (Stuff-it) sheet metal, expanded metal, perforated metal, iron grills, hardware cloth, and cement mortar. Materials having an opening 1/4 inch or less will exclude both rats and mice.
Copper Stuff-it
Sanitation
Reduce harborage by eliminating weed's, refuse piles, overgrown vegetation, and rubbish piles.
Place garbage and trash in garbage cans and industrial dumpsters with tight fitting covers.
Proper sanitation will benefit any rodent control program.
There is no substitute for sanitation, and the program must be continuous or the benefits derived will be quickly lost to reinvading rodents.
Eliminate as much of the rodent's water source as possible, as rats need water daily and mice will drink freestanding water if available.
We have put together some terrific rodent control kits that we believe will get the job done and done right. Take a look and order today and get a jump start on your rodent problem.
View Our Rodent Kits at
http://www.epestsolutions.com/Rats_Mice.html
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