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    Quote Originally Posted by Inor View Post
    Last fall/winter I was just slammed with mice in my shop. I put out traps and was getting 3-4 every day at the worst of it, but they were just replaced by 5-6 the next day! Over the spring and summer, I bought a bunch of these and made some bait stations from 2" PVC pipe. I put 1 in the gardens, 2 in the chicken area and 2 in the feed shack.

    https://www.amazon.com/Ramik-Neogen-...%2C169&sr=8-32

    Those worked absolutely awesome! I have not had a single mouse/rat in the shop yet this year and they are even staying out of the feed shack. (So I bought a case of them yesterday.)

    I have to get some more PVC and make a couple more stations for inside the shop because I am sure the little bastards are just waiting for me to let down my guard. But I am a "true believer" in that stuff!
    I got a big jug of the pellets for voles. Then I took ~3/4" sticks and coated the end with cheap peanut butter, then dipped the end in the pellets. The coated stick gets jammed into the vole hole. Another way to keep non-target animals from the poison and sticks are free..

    I resort to poisons as last stand resort for infestations. Lots of good non-target animals or pets, can eat a poison drunk rodent (hawks, owls, fox, fishers, weasel,....) . I don't have chickens so those animals are not a problem here. Even the yotes eat a lot of vermin/rabbits, but they get theirs if I see them fall/winter hunting seasons.

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