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Rodent Control

Whether you target mice, rats, gophers, moles or voles (a small rodent resembling a mouse), Scimetrics Ltd. Corp. has a Kaput bait product to fit your need. Kaput Mole Gel is a thick gel that simulates a worm, a mole's natural food source. Kaput Mouse Blocks hold up well in heat and include high seed content, which mice like. The product is labeled against deer mice, house mice, Norway and roof rats. Kaput Rat, Mouse and Vole Bait has mixed grains highly accepted by these rodents. Kaput Pocket Gopher Bait features whole-wheat grain; the applicator permits easy bait placement into tunnels. Kaput bait boxes are tamper-resistant and designed to last five years or more. Kaput Big Bait Box easily attaches to walls or other surfaces. Warfarin is the active ingredient in most Kaput rodent control products, reducing risk to non-target birds and mammals. For more information, call (970) 482-1330 or visit www.scimetricsltd.com.

Send product submissions to Dale Miller, Editor (952) 851-4661; dpmiller@nationalhogfarmer.com

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