Rat Trap Wooden Based Metal Spring Rat Trap

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Rats make its habitat wherever food and shelter are plentiful. Parks and recreational areas, older industrial areas, rail yards and back alleys are a real breeding ground for rats. They prefer damp areas. Sewers, abandoned warehouses and garbage refuges are also places that rats live due to the abundance of food. The Norway rat typically likes to live in burrows underground or inside walls, whereas the roof rat loves to climb and can be found in upper levels of buildings. Roofrats use nests and make their home in trees or vines. Roof and Norway rats are omnivorous and will consume many different types of plant and animal foods such as seed that has been spilled from bird feeders or pet food that has been left outdoors. One ounce of food is all that is needed in one day for a rat to survive with some access to water. Rats eat seeds, vegetables, insects, meat refuse, bird eggs, and given the opportunity, will devour small mammals and mice.

Features:

Classic style rat trap

For fast and effective control of rats

Pre baited with rodent lure and ready to use

Trapping and baiting tips included on packaging

Trapping Tips:

Position Rat traps in areas where rats are likely to travel

Rats move from hiding places to feeding and drinking sites

For best results use several traps and set in pairs at 4 to 5 metre intervals

Place along walls and runways, or adjacent to gnawed openings

Ideal in burrows where rats are active

Block holes & passages to force rats into the area where traps are sited

Protect traps in outdoor areas by placing beneath the cover of lean to boards

Baiting Traps: