JT Eaton Refillable Bait Station

JT Eaton Kills Mice Refillable Bait Station #939-16 oz

Get 16 oz of bromethalin bait with JT Eaton's Refillable Bait Station. Each box contains one bait station with 2 x .5 oz of bait blocks containing .01 bromethalin and 30 x .5 replacement blocks and a key to open the bait station.

This bait station may be used indoors or outdoors and is moisture resistant. Bromethalin is a single feed bait with average death within 1-2 days. In order to conserve bait, it has a stop feeding feature and bitrex to discourage pets from eating the bait.

This formulation is the same as JT Eaton's Top Gun. If you need a higher quantity of bait and bait stations and we offer a kit called JT Eaton Top Gun + (12) Protecta RTU Bait Stations that contain 128 x .5 oz bait blocks.

Keep this station away from pets and children for complete safety. Bromethalin is a neuro-toxin with no antidote. Use JT Eaton's Apple Bait Blocks, a 9 lb. pail of 72 two ounce blocks.) if you prefer a safer bait with antidotes available from your local vet.

Usage and Instructions

1. First inspect and determine mice runways and infested locations.

2. Put on gloves and insert plastic key into the lock on top of the lid. Push the key all the way down into the lock and turn key (direction of the arrow) to open lid.

3. Remove and save key.

4. Remove the plastic bait holder and discard any remaining bait from the holder and the bait station. Place one refill block of bait into each side of the plastic holder, with center holes facing upward.

5. Insert plastic bait holder with two refill baits into the middle compartment of the bait station.

6. With key still removed and the plastic bait holder and refills in place, snap the lid of the bait station shut by pressing down on the lock

7. Clean around the bait station area by removing all remaining bait and bait crumbs. Keep disposed gloves and bait out or reach of pets, children and wildlife.

8. Place one station every 8-12 feet, along mice activity. Generally this areas are along walls, by gnawed openings, in corners, burrows and concealed places, between floors, walls, or in locations where house mice or their signs have been seen. Remove as much alternative food accessible to house mice as possible.

9. Check the bait stations every couple of days and replace bait.

10. Maintain fresh bait until mice activity has ceased.