18 LB Contrac Blox Rodent Control Rodenticide Kills Mice & Rats

Contract blocks are at the highest level of industrial and residential rodent control bait I’ve been using them for years as a professional and in my home life. The price was awesome and it shipped next day. Awesome all around.

I moved into a house where the previous owners had a very long term rodent infestation and after just TWO DAYS of putting the blocks around, I have not seen even one mouse dropping anywhere. I thought it was expensive but it's a giant bucket full and the reviews were so good, I decided to make the investment, and I'm glad I did! I used Just One Bite bars for a long time but they just seemed to stop working after a while. I switched to these now and they're great!

My birdfeeders drew rats in my garden. 2 neighbors have gardens that join my property. The rats ate bellpeppers, figs in a covered, closed greenhouse & a pineapple plant down to the ground in a rabbit proof bed. I had to stop feeding birds & cover water source nightly. I caught several rats with tunnel traps but the rats got smart & stopped coming to those traps. I bought Contract & 2 lock boxes & peanut butter powder to entice the rats. So far the rats havent visited those yet, however I placed a block into a tunnel burrowed around my porch, & twice something died, as the smell was awful. All rat signs have disappeared except I have had 1 or 2 blocks eaten every night that I place inside a wooden pallet covered by a large empty water cooler, that is dog proofed, etc. Those rats are by my neighbors areca palms & bamboo that seems to be the rats main home. I will continue to place blocks there until the eating stops, then monthly. No more signs of rats in our greenhouse & gardens. No dead rats in my yard but Im sure my neighbors rows of bamboo/ palms are full of dead rats. I will continue to buy Contract as rats are rampant here in Fl. I highly recommend. UPDATE...love this stuff. Been using for a week or more. Rats are significantly knocked down. Burrowing rats under the lanai have been XXX & the smell has forced me to buy potpouri packets to make it tolerable twice, but so worth it, Im finding less tunnels/ burrows. Greenhouse rats are gone. Under the areca & bamboo next door was over run with rats. Too smart to come to the locked feeders. Ive had great luck using a pallet at the corner of my yard that has been pet proofed for my neighbors, placing blocks inside the board spaces. Rats went from eating 1 block a night, to two, then 5 blocks, started seeing drunk rats trying to get to my neighbor's pool, he ended them. I could hear rats flopping at night in the palm mulch when I check bait before going to bed. Last night was 1st night no blocks eaten & the stench coming from other neighbor's palms/bamboo mulch is significant. Ive even purchased diff bait to keep them interrested in conjunction to Contract because the more powerful baits cant be shipped to my Fl locale. No more rats eating my veggies so far. Looks like Im winning the rat war.💗 Be patient & continue baiting them, it works over the course of several days & ample blocks available for the taking.

I have a cabin in the woods. We always have rodent issues, until my cousin told me to get Contrac Blox. We have used all of the other types of blox and poisons with low impact. We left the cabin in May with the Contrac Blox distributed, and when we went in July, we only found 3 dead mice, and never heard or saw a live one! There has NEVER been a visit to the cabin where we saw no live mice or rats! Amazing Product! The price is worth it, and you actually have it last longer than others because it is so potent! We call it the 'ONE BITE WONDER' !!! Buying my second bucket this week!

In this suburban neighborhood in Connecticut, life is a constant struggle for the amateur gardener. Between the deers and the racoons, the chipmunks and the ground squirrels, it is a rare treat when a produce actually survives the pests and reaches the dinner table. Over the years, I have learned to adopt pest-resistant plants, but one cannot live on chili peppers alone. In particular, I like garden-fresh tomatoes. Unfortunately, the chipmunks share this affinity, and my garden ends up littered with dozens of large beautifully ripe heirloom tomatoes, half-eaten and covered with ants. I tried traps, but after one success, the chipmunks figured out how to get at the peanut butter without getting caught. A month ago, I finally had enough and, overcoming my aversion toward toxic solutions, ordered this big pail of rodenticide. My property sits on half-an-acre of land, with a mixture of lawn and bushes. A fairly liberal distribution of the baits consumes around 2-3 lbs. At first, the chipmunk population seems quite unaffected. I still see them daily playing just outside the windows. Once when I works in the garden, a baby even crawls within 3 feet, totally oblivious to the rightful owner of the tasty fruits. Just as I begin to despair, I notice that the blue blocks have disappeared from where I place them. Energized with renewed hope, I re-applied the rodenticide. This time, they are consumed even more quickly, with debris strewn over the usual chipmunk playground. It has been two days since I last see a chipmunk. I am hopeful... ========================== Added 10/10/2011 ========================== I have since applied this rodenticide a third time. It is very popular with the chipmunks and is gone within days. The problem is that the toxicity seems very low, at least to chipmunks. Many of them are sampling this delicious treat again and again. Ten minutes ago, I just startled one little fellow munching on a chunk of the rodenticide near my front door and saw him scurried away, leaving a trail of blue-green crumbs. Although, to the manufacturer's defense, these Connecticut chipmunks are tough. I put out a traditional mouse trap on the deck. The next day, the peanut butter was gone and the trap was no longer armed, but not a trace of chipmunks was in sight.

The caretaker of my farm got lazy and started just throwing grains down on the grain in the chicken coop after locking them up. By morning, all the grain was gone, so he thought the chickens were chomping down all night. I noticed some tunnel holes in the edge of the walls and so I put in a camera. It was horrifying! After everyone was put to bed, hundreds of rats came out and ate all the grain. Time for a remediation. I contacted a pest control company and they said the problem was so bad they didn't want to attempt it. So it was on me. I bought a BurrowRx machine and smoked out who I could. Then I noticed that they were all running to a mature compost pile. A few minutes with the tractor took care of that problem. There were so many babies in there that the chickens had a hay-day. Only an occasional rat to see then, but too many. So I bought this product to keep them at bay. This poison works great. It's been four years now and I haven't seen a single rat. I was concerned at first that the rats would die and the chickens would eat them and get poisoned. That never happened; it seems like the rats go into a hole when they're bleeding out all of their orifices, so they are safe from the chickens. Also, I believe that other rats eat the poisoned carcasses and succumb. So a one-two punch for rats.

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