Deadfast Mouse and Rat Killer Plus Poison, 15 Block - Green

Time will tell. Last lot gone with in weeks.

Delivered quickly, they work a treat

Ok

15 individually wrapped blocks in a sensibly sized waterproof container. An angular design to encourage knawing and a preformed hole down the length. They are slightly smaller than other blocks I have tried and they are green. If you wish you can leave the wrap on to reduce skin contact, the rats will simply chew through. So simple to use, avoid touching it and secure it in a bait box or pipe. I live in the countryside where local flooding has moved the rats from their moorland home into the villages. My routine smaller blue blocks had started to worry me as they were constantly being eaten (they should be taking less over time due to well .. dying). It was time for a change - once the human scent from my changeover had dissipated, this new bait started to be taken - I touched the bait box only slightly and when I absolutely had to - for the first time in weeks rat activity was noticeably reduced Outdoors, you need to use these secured in a bait box or similar to prevent a rodent dragging it out where a non-target species might be tempted to eat it. Secure it so the rat has to eat it in place. Indoors you could consider simply screwing it to a wall (at your own risk). It is a single feed bait - the rat will die after eating just one feed. It will not die immediately or any quicker. It will bleed to death from any minor routine wound. It will not get the chance to build up an immunity by eating small doses.

In our ‘mousegate’ and ‘ratgate’ adventures this past month, we tried three different baits. This one by far was the most popular amongst both the field mice and the rat we had nearby. Backstory: found a chewed plastic mesh in our broken gully grate during Christmas. My other half fished out the trail cam he got for his birthday and we put that to action. On the first night (and much to my horror), we had a rat going in and out of our gully drain. We live in the country and a body of water is nearby so we should’ve expected it when we moved in a few months ago. Absolutely not on my watch will this continue. I’m an ‘every last man must go’ type of person. We tried this bait and in the morning, it was taken. Next night we put two out, both were taken. Third night we put two more out, one was nibbled. It was at that time we also found mice droppings in our wood shed (kill me now). So we were in simultaneous rate and mouse gate. We did research and adjusted things, got two more kinds of bait, as my other half saw rodents get clever to one kind. The took the second kind of blue block bait, didn’t really touch the red sachets. This bait was by far the clear winner. Haven’t seen any rats on the trail cam for weeks. And the mice, well they’ve stopped taking the other baits, so we’re loading up on this one again because the trail cam caught them hopping away with glee when we set this one out. The numbers do seem to have decreased, which is good. Every. Last. Man. Until then, Deadfast is your ‘Go-to’.

Rodents seem to like it a lot

Used before to prevent rats entering garden from neighbouring properties works well they eat they die .

Had a rat under the 8 x 6 shed and it took 7 doses to hopefully do the job so in my opinion there is no way that this stuff kills in a single dose as stated on the tub. The 8th dose which I increased to 2 blocks is still there this morning - let's hope Roland has finally departed this time.