Name: Ratshot Rodent Bait Station (Medium Tamper Resistant Rodent Trap)
Brand: Apparent AG
SKU: RATSHOT-BAITSTATION
Price: 25.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

Ratshot Rodent Bait Station (Medium Tamper Resistant Rodent Trap)

Ratshot Rodent Bait Station is a medium sized, high-quality, tamper-resistant bait station that protects children, pets, livestock and wildlife from accidental bait and trap exposure.

Ratshot Rodent Bait Station comes with bait securing rods that hold baits including Surefire Allweather Blocks, Couma Blocks, Racumin, Tomcat II Blocks etc, securely in the station. The station is suitable for use with wax block, grain bait or pellets.

6cm(H) x 20cm(L) x 14cm(W) – Rectangular Design

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Description

Ratshot Rodent Bait Station Large – 6cm(H) x 20cm(L) x 14cm(W) – Rectangular Design

Ratshot Rodent Bait Station is a high-quality, medium sized, tamper-resistant bait station that protects children, pets, livestock and wildlife from accidental bait and trap exposure.

Ratshot Rodent Bait Station can be securely mounted using knockout anchoring holes and locked for added safety.

Ratshot Rodent Bait Station comes with bait securing rods that hold Surefire Allweather 15gm Block Baits & Racumin, Tomcat II Blocks etc, securely in the station.

Ratshot Rodent Bait Station can be used indoors or out to help you control rats or mice.

Ratshot Rodent Bait Station is made from UV-resistant plastic.

Dimensions: 6cm(H) x 20cm(L) x 14cm(W) – Hexagonal Design
High-capacity bait chamber with horizontal bait securing rods.
Suitable for use with wax block, grain bait or pellets.
Tamper resistant locking device with single twist key opening
Multiple placement options.
Heavy-duty construction using UV-resistant plastic.
Heavy duty plastic key and bait road packs included
Knockout anchoring holes for station securing
Protects Children, Pets, Livestock and Wildlife

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Features & Benefits

6cm(H) x 20cm(L) x 14cm(W) – Rectangular Design
High-capacity bait chamber with horizontal bait securing rods.
Suitable for use with wax block, grain bait or pellets.
Tamper resistant locking device with single twist key opening
Multiple placement options.
Heavy-duty construction using UV-resistant plastic.
Heavy duty plastic key and bait road packs included
Knockout anchoring holes for station securing
Protects Children, Pets, Livestock and Wildlife

Directions Of Use

Application:

Place rodent bait in the bait station and observe bait take.
Replace baits that become more than 50% eaten to minimise the chance of blocks being removed from mouse bait stations.
Maintain the supply of bait until they are no longer eaten.
Where continuous control is required, maintain a steady supply of blocks, replacing uneaten baits at monthly intervals to ensure the bait remains fresh.

Questions and answers from customers

If I have lost the key to the Ratshot Rodent Bait Station. Is there another way to open it? If not, do you sell the key separately?

Q If I have lost the key to the Ratshot Rodent Bait Station. Is there another way to open it? If no...... Read more
Asked by Saheem on January 11, 2024 5:32 pm

Answered by the admin
The Ratshot Rodent Bait Station can be opened with two strong, straight items, i.e. phillips head screwdrivers, chopsticks etc. Insert both items into the lock, applying downward and inward pressure to release the locking mechanism. Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not sell separate keys to the bait station.

Do the mice stay in the Ratshot Rodent Bait Station, or do they feast, leave, and die?

Q Do the mice stay in the Ratshot Rodent Bait Station, or do they feast, leave, and die?
Asked by Lori on October 18, 2023 1:05 pm

Answered by the admin
The Ratshot Rodent Bait Stations are designed to hold the rodent baits in a safe, secure location. The rodents go to the bait station to feed on the blocks and leave after consuming the poison. As the blocks are secured inside the station, the rodent cannot remove them from the target bait area.

You get 6 parts in a Ratshot Bait Station. I understand what the key and horizontal metal rod are for. Can you show a picture of there the other 4 parts should be assembled please?

Q You get 6 parts in a Ratshot Bait Station. I understand what the key and horizontal metal rod are...... Read more
Asked by Darren on April 20, 2023 5:38 pm

Answered by the admin
The accessories that are supplied with the Ratshot Rodent Bait Station are; (1) the key to open the locked bait station, (2) a metal rod that can be secured horizontally into the second compartment of the station with the capacity to have three rodent blocks mounted on it, (3) a mount that allows you to attach the bait station securely to a structure, i.e. flat wall or a round pipe (mounting screws are not provided) & (4) four plastic hexagonal rods that can be inserted upright into the second compartment with a wax block on each. These plastic rods replace the metal rod and are inserted into the two holes at the station's base.

Disclaimer: This information and product advice is not intended to be advice or recommendations for any specific use or circumstance. You should seek specialist advice before using any product. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines. Specialist Sales liability is limited.

Host & Pest

Host	Pest
Host & Pest
Agricultural/farm Buildings, Commercial Premises - General & Industrial And/or Domestic Premises	Black Rat, Brown Rat, House Mouse

Tips For Use

Tips:

Choose the right product for the job and seek advice if required.
Anticipate the problem rather than reacting to it.
Expose all of the pests to the control measure at the same time and remove all other food options if possible.
Follow label directions. This will improve results and minimise the risk to non-target animals.
Replenish baits when they are consumed by pests and offer a generous amount of bait.
Manage pest immigration by establishing and maintaining control buffer zones.
Use mouse bait stations to ensure mouse bait remains fresh and dry plus prevents access by non target species.