Contrac California Soft Bait

Contrac California Soft Bait utilizes bromethalin as a single-feed bait, ensuring effective rodent control. Formulated with a unique balance of fats and oils, it enhances palatability and ensures superior acceptance by both mice and rats.

Exhaustive Research and Testing

Bell has conducted thorough research and testing to establish Contrac Soft Bait as the premier choice among soft bait products, ensuring superior quality and bait acceptance. Rigorous field and laboratory testing across urban, rural, commercial, and residential settings has validated its effectiveness. Bell's manufacturing process guarantees optimal contact with the sachet paper, maximizing bait acceptance rates.

No Freezing, Molding, or Melting

Contrac California Soft Bait 4 lb. pail is designed to resist freezing, molding, or melting thanks to its exceptional preservation packaging.

How Does Contrac California Soft Bait Work?

Due to stop feed action in this bait, rats and mice typically feed less or cease feeding after a consuming toxic dose.Rodents like roof rats, Norway rats, and house mice can consume a lethal dose in just one feeding session, often within a single night. This means that only one feeding is necessary to effectively eliminate a rodent. Typically, you may notice the first deceased rodent within four to five days after it has ingested the bait. This rapid action demonstrates the potency and efficiency of Contrac Soft Bait in controlling rodent populations effectively.

Directions:

• Identify areas where mice, rats, or meadow voles are active, such as near burrows, along walls, at gnawed openings, in hidden spots, corners, and in spaces between floors and walls.
• Whenever possible, eliminate any other food sources these rodents might be consuming.
• Place Contrac Soft Bait inside or within 100 feet of a structure; it is illegal to bait around the perimeter of buildings.
• Use tamper-resistant bait stations to safeguard children, pets, and non-target wildlife from exposure to the bait.
  According to regulations, above-ground baiting requires the use of rodent bait stations that resist tampering and are proven effective against children under six years old and dogs.
  Ambush Bait Stations are durable rodent bait stations designed to hold Contrac Bait or T-Rex Traps. They are renowned for their robust tamper resistance, and are suitable for both mice and rats.

  Application:

  • Rats: position 4-24 sachets per location every 15–30 feet in areas where infestation is evident. Ensure a consistent supply of bait for at least ten days, or until rat activity diminishes.
  • Mice and Meadow Voles: Place 1-2 sachets every 8–12 feet. Use up to 6 sachets per location for high mouse activity.
  • Maintenance: Maintain a continuous supply for 15 days or until signs of mouse activity cease.
  • Baiting Strategy: Expect the highest bait consumption in the first couple of days. After several days, inspect areas with the most evidence of feeding and follow-up by replenishing the bait.
  • Follow-up: In cases of reinfestation, repeat the treatment as necessary.
  • Prevention: To prevent reinfestation, minimize access to food, water, and shelter areas.
  • For persistent rodent issues, deploy permanent rodent bait stations with a steady supply of fresh bait.