KAPUT
Kaput Rat & Mouse Bait (RMV)
Kaput Rat & Mouse Bait is a warfarin rodenticide that comes in place packs. The bait mimics the natural food source for rodents like rats, mice, and voles by being manufactured as a loose grain. The easy to use place packs can be placed as a whole unopened package in areas where rodents feed.
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Belly upThis product caused belly up consequences for my voles. By the third rotation, (4 weeks) of product we found no activity in the traps, some dead voles and no more tailings around the holes. The bait and traps are still in place, waiting for the next generation. But, glad to say we don’t see any current activity in our back yard of 500 linear feet along the house.
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Been using this for years now. Eliminates mice without leaving an odor
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No more miceI used many other products that did work. After a few days I saw how effective this product was. It really works
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It works!Used other products before for pesky voles. This stuff really works.
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Effective and easy to useA neighbor referred me to this product. It eliminated an infestation of these critters near the house. I used it both in traps and in their tunnels.
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Delivered in a discreet package. It was on back order, but they delivered my package sooner than expected
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Works year after yearI have 2 plus acres with lots of fields and woods around. It keeps the voles out of the flower beds and veg garden, year after year.
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Works Very WellI have not been using this product very long but it seems to work very well. Vole activity stopped after only a couple of applications.
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Kaput mice and rat baitThis is the third pail of packets purchased. Works well and does the job but it seems impossible to permanently get rid of the varmints. Let me know if anyone has better ideas.
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Kaput Rat Mouse Vole Bait - 32 Place PacksI was surprised when it worked. In retrospect I shouldn't have been. No more voles.
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