What Common Mistakes Should You Avoid When Using Bait Stations for Rats?
Bait Stations for Rats only work if you’re actually using them right, and honestly most people aren’t. Here’s what goes wrong, and how to fix it before you waste more time (and money) on a problem that isn’t getting better. Placing Bait Stations in the Wrong Spots Okay so this is the big one, and I see it constantly. People put bait stations wherever’s easy for them — middle of the garage, open floor space, whatever. Rats don’t work that way though. They hug walls. They move in shadows, along edges, through tight gaps where they feel hidden. A station sitting out in open space? Rats will just... avoid it. Put it against walls instead, near entry points, behind the fridge, wherever they’re actually traveling. Your convenience doesn’t matter to a rodent, unfortunately. Not Checking the Stations Often Enough I’ve genuinely walked into situations where someone set up stations three weeks ago and never looked at them again. That’s a problem. Bait goes bad — gets moldy, stale, sometimes ant...