iTrap Mice & Rat Bait Stations – 2 Pack Rodent Control Boxes, Child & Pet-Safe Locking Design, Indoor/Outdoor Use with Mounting Brackets

I’ve used several bait stations in the past, and the iTrap Mice & Rat Bait Stations stand out from the competition. One of the biggest advantages is the metal bar that holds the bait securely in place, preventing rodents from chewing through flimsy plastic holders like in other models. This makes them much more durable and effective.However, I would highly recommend drilling out two holes and anchoring them down, especially if you’re dealing with raccoons or larger animals. Without securing them, they can easily be dragged away. The included locking mechanism is also a great safety feature, making them child and pet-safe while still being accessible to rodents.Overall, these are well-built, reliable, and a better choice than many competitors. Just be sure to secure them properly for the best results!

These things got rid of a rat infestation we had at our chicken coop. We are always nervous to use any type of poisons, but they were just overrunning us.The rats decreased in numbers right away and after a week of these bait traps being emptied of bait daily, we see no rats at all.

After getting a quote from a local pest control company, along with an explanation of their procedure, I was left asking myself “why would I pay anyone a yearly subscription to lay out a couple bait stations when I can do it myself?” So this was the bait station I ended up getting. Drop in a couple of bait chunks, secure them with the wire, lay it against a foundation wall outside, and check back every once in a while. No instructions at all though, the wire doesn’t feel very tight, and I wish the lock mechanism was a bit more resilient, but I went with this because of the medium footprint, shape, and capacity.

Good size station that holds aproximatly 10 bait packets. It comes with two locks to keep it closed. The metal rod that spears the bait packets is removable to load up. I have been using with First Strike and it is working well for me. I would suggest using disposable gloves so as not to come in direct contact with the bait since it is oily and poison. Good for high traffic areas so as to keep the customers satisfied. Better of a chance you get back to it and reload before it runs out.

Not safe and piece of junk. No instructions, no keys, not usable. Read other reviews sounds dangerous

I just got this today. Assume it's adequate but annoyed there were no instructions or even just a simple diagram. It was not clear how to lock / unlock it, or where the steel rod bait holder goes. Also took a while to figure out what the apparently optional bracket was. Figured it out eventually but was fifteen minutes of unnecessary frustration. Also the plastic "key" and lock mechanism seems kind of flimsy. Not sure but that will likely be its ultimate failure mode. But probably does what it needs to (i.e. hold bait and be child / pet-proof).

Muy eficiente excelente producto

These things really work