NeogenRamik Fish Flavored Weather Resistant Rodenticide Mini Bait Bars, 4-pound pouch

I received these a few days ago and after placing on the bait box noticed that they are being eaten very rapidly. It’s almost like there’s a the bait box. I hope this eliminates my rodent infestation

Time will tell but these get eaten from the trap within 2/3 days so I think they're going to do the job!!

Very chewy and bitter.

Let me first say that I am a "live and let live" kind of person. I have had voles in my back yard for years and the few vole holes here and there were not a problem. I had never even seen a vole even though I knew I had active vole holes/tunnels. That all changed this year when the population exploded. (yeah, 2020 and all) My neighbor had started a compost heap and was essentially feeding these little guys vegetable scraps and they multiplied exponentially. My lawn was getting torn up and my fruit trees were getting damaged. I tried those sonic spikes and they proved to be as useless. Thinking that the principle of a noise repellent was good, I crafted a few high powered sonic spikes with "bass shaker" speakers mounted to wood spikes powered by a 100 watt amplifier. You could barely hear them above ground, but you could feel the ground vibrating standing close to them. Genious! Or so I thought. This DID work and drove them away. (Hint: They don't like bass heavy EDM music, maybe they think it's an earthquake?) It also drove away the bunnies, birds, squirrels and other wildlife. LOL Probem is that the amplifier I was using became unplugged and I didn't notice for a few days and they all came back and repopulated the tunnels they abandoned. So now I realized I would have to get out the heavy artillary as now I was seeing them scurry from hole to hole in the daytime. I purchased Ramik bait and a couple of top loading bait stations from Amazon and I am seeing results in just 5 days. They are consuming the bait at a rate of a few cakes a day and I check and reload the bait stations daily. There is a lot less activity and I have disposed of 5 dead voles I found near the tunnels so a predator does not eat them. Even if a predator did eat them, they would not be injured as low dose poisons like Ramik green take a few days to work on the target and the poison in the target vermin would not be enough to affect a much larger predator. I feel horrible that it had to come to this, but the infestation was too great. So if you have a vole problem, this product works. Make sure you buy a proper bait station so only voles and mice can get to the bait and not your neighbors cat or dog.

Bought this bait since says for Voles as well as mice and rats. For me it did remove my vole problem I had in a newly sodded yard with a vacant lot next door. It killed those in one place by the garage wall in a few days, moved the traps to another location with fresh grass tunnels by a tree and within a week no new tunnels or holes in the yard.I used 2 bait stations 'JT Eaton 902R Top Loader Bait Station'. The traps are real nice keeping out cats, rabbits, kids etc. The top 'locks' on keeping out little hands. I also saw a Youtube video making traps out of PVC pipe, but for about $15 each it just was as easy to buy a couple pre-made.I put 3-4 poison pieces in the vertical tube at a time. The poison does not work instantly, takes several days to a week. Place the traps in the trails of dead grass or right by a recent hole in the ground . Only found 1 dead vole above ground to dispose of, but with no new tunnels, the others must have died underground or off in the vacant lot.2 months later now, no new vole problems, I just leave the baited traps under a large pine tree.

It took me a year and a half to finish this bag between two bait traps. The rats love this stuff.

This was the only bait the damn mice would eat!I tried many varieties, the mice hardly ate any! They kept coming back for this bait, until they were all dead! It works like a charm!

Save your money, something has been eating eight of these baits a night in my chicken wire fenced-in vegetable garden EVERY night. What a waste of money!