Neogen Ramik Fish Flavored Weather Resistant Rodenticide Bars, 4 x 16 oz Bars (4lb)

Works great! I broke it into smaller pieces they could carry off to their nest where they felt safe eating it. I put it out on a Monday and they were packing it off like crazy! I refilled my container as needed (just an old plastic shallow bowl I can throw away later), making sure there was a plentiful supply always available. After a few days, they weren’t taking as much. The following Saturday, I saw one outside during the day that was having a hard time moving around. It’s working!! Highly recommend! Just remember, it takes time and they have to get enough in their system for it to work.

Prior to this purchase just seemed to 'feed' mice and rodents with green or red cubes. This one, they'll nibble on, and over the past winter, almost no more mouse dropping or evidence of rodents around or in rural pump house our around residence. Have to break apart and sometimes cut in quarters to fit in bait box, but OK with that as long as mice gone.

Works great. Put it out a little at a time. They will fight over it. Store excess in rat proof spot they will do anything to get it.

I have found it necessary to tie down the bait, as the rats take will take the bait home to eat, otherwise. That is not bad, I suppose, but when I tie it down, the rat(s) eat some, but not all, andthe bait lasts longer. Now, after a week, the bait is still there, no longer chewed on. Conclusion: the bait killed the rats, one by one.

Most mouse/rat baits don't get eaten for whatever reason. It comes in 4 individual plastic wrapped packages in that box, and then I took one of those plastic wrapped packages, divided it up into about 30 1"x1" chunks, got some closed cell packing foam to lay each piece of rat bait on, and spread them throughout my shop underneath my tools, about 5 under the sofa, 4 under the recliner, one in each of the gaps on the wood pile on the floor on by the wood stove, took pics so I remembered where they were, all the bait was sitting on top of the foam pieces. closed the door to the shop, went to sleep, came back 2 days later, that rat had eaten nearly every piece of bait, dragged the foam out into the open so he could eat it easier ( I think there was more than one rat), every piece in the wood pile was gone, under the furniture, under the tools, the only piece that remains is between the wall and the refrigerator but it is such I tight squeeze I don't think they could fit back there to eat it. Im going to wait a couple days for the smell ( yuck), find the bodies, dispose of them, rebait again, see if I get any more munching. But great job on making a rat bait that actually attracts them. I had 12 sticking traps with peanut butter for 3 weeks when we originally noticed the rat poops on the floor, and not one nibble.

This stuff was another complete waste of my money while trying to get rid of a rat infestation.First I bought a 6-pack of ultrasonic repellers and even aimed them right at a couple of nests. The rats laughed while they danced around me every night.Next I bought a live trap at a local farm supply store. About a week later one rat managed to get caught, so I realized this will take forever.Then I bought a total of 12 of those plastic snap traps. They worked well for a few kills until the local community put out the word about their dangers. Many different baits had no effect, even the juveniles avoided them since.My growing frustration over many weeks finally built up enough for me to consider poisons, something I had absolutely NO desire to use in the first place.It was time to shell out more money, this time for Neogen bars. Well, NOT ONE SINGLE RAT got close to them in their nightly dance while they tore into more of my belongings over the next week or so. I even tried mixing it with some tasty treats like chocolate syrup and oats.I was almost completely defeated at that moment, but decided to revisit the local farm supply where they told me their customers have good luck with Ramik Green pellets, another Neogen product. With only a tiny amount of faith left, I went home and scattered the pellets around.The rats gobbled them up almost as fast as I could throw them down! Day after day they feasted on the poison while the activity seemed to increase overall. The instructions say it might take up to 10 days for results, and I started to wonder (like others in their reviews of the product) if they'll just keep eating and eating because the dose isn't strong enough or something. A week went by, then another day and another...Suddenly the feeding frenzy stopped while the activity slowed to a standstill.. Then a corpse appeared, then another, and who knows how many others are dying off in small dark places.I've heard only a couple of small noises in the past 2 days, and it looks like the problem is almost completely solved.So, "NEOGEN RODENTICIDE Ramik Mouse and Rat Bars Box, 4-Pound" didn't work for me whatsoever..But "NEOGEN RODENTICIDE 00615 4Lb Ramik 1/2" Nuggets, 4 lb", bought locally, is finally killing off the population. Completely.I wish someone would have told me this story at the beginning of my battle, it would have saved me about a hundred bucks and over 6 weeks of disappointment.Everything I've said here is true, I'm just a guy trying to get rid of rats. Of course your results might vary from mine.

Box was taped on each end and where it looked like it had been opened. and an area was taped where it looked torn. Did not look new. I kept it because I am desperate to kill the rat and his whole family . I had bought some about 3 years ago from the feed store. But they were out. So I bought it from Amazon. I couldn't find the expiration on the box. and like I said box looked opened and not new. Rats like it. This is day 3 and they have eaten it every night I put it out. I don't care if it starts to smell I just want the rats dead. I will find where the bad smell is at after they die and then I will clean it up. I tried glue traps and one other poison called just one bite. They didn't touch either one.