Kaput Rat & Mouse Bait- Effective Warfarin Formula for Rodent Control - Low Toxicity Rat Bait - Indoor & Near-Building Use, 32 Packets, 2 oz Each

This product did a great job getting rid of the voles in my yard. Be sure to follow label directions carefully to avoid harming other animals or small children.

Saw a guy on youtube suggest this, so order to give it a try. It really did work. We found a lot of dead rodents. But after a while it stopped killing them. Took care of most, not all. In the end had to buy more traps.

This stuff seems to have eradicated the voles that were eating our hastas and I'm happy about that, but it also is wiping out the friendly, fun-loving squirrels in our yard. After shoving rocks down the vole holes on top of the toxin-filled bags (that easily rupture), I became concerned when I saw the squirrels who call our yard's big oak trees home pulling out the rocks and munching up the toxin bags. Within a week I sadly found two squirrels lying dead in our front yard, one sprawled across the sidewalk as if to say in the poor creature's last dying breath, "See what you did to us." Squirrels are rodents too, although much higher evolved than mice and rats, so unfortunately the Kaput smells tasty to them too. The Kaput seller warns to keep away from "non-target animals," but that's hard to do. Another web site warns to quickly eliminate the carcasses of dead mice, rats and voles (squirrels) who have been given the Kaput because Mother Nature's sanitation engineers will eat the toxin-filled carcasses and die too. I can attest to this because one of our neighborhood crows was beginning to peck at the first dead squirrel in our yard. So I ran out and bagged the squirrel away to the garbage can before the crow could eat the critter and unknowingly poison itself. We have lovely great horned owls and hawks in our neighborhood too who I know would eat the (Kaput) squirrels if I left them on the ground. I haven't seen any dead voles, but our hastas have not sustained anymore damage, so I hope the voles are dead underground. Before turning to Kaput, we tried chasing the voles away in an environmentally-friendly and non-toxic way using powdered red cayenne pepper and chili powder, but it did not work. There could be other squirrels lying dead in their nests or in the bushes, but I hope not. When I saw another squirrel digging up another packet of Kaput I ran out and chased the squirrel away. Then I spent several hours with a 2x2 wooden pole and small sledge hammer trying to force the rocks and Kaput packs farther down the vole holes. Then I pounded old potting soil down on top the rocks. Bottom line: I did what I could to make it extra hard for the squirrels to smell the Kaput packs and dig them up. Was it all worth it? I have to wonder. The toxin-company web sites warn that voles will eat up all the plants in your yard, including possibly trees, and that's one reason we took such drastic measures. I also wonder now whether that's the complete truth or perhaps some truth mixed with hype to sell more product? Life in this universe can be complicated.

Ternino con las ratas

slow acting but in the end the bastard went Kaput ,easy to use dumped the bags into a tomcat bait holder . They dined on it for about a week before they kicked off and died

I have watched the mice in my home eat this product and it does not affect them?! In fact, they keep coming back for more?! Did the producer forget to add the poison to its product?

I've been waiting for years for a reliable, easy to use, vole killer. THIS IS IT! For the 10 years we've lived in our house, our vole problem has gotten worse and worse every year . This year was the worse yet. Usually, we don't actually see voles running around, just the damage they cause after its too late. This year, we were seeing them regularly. They run along the shed and house foundations, making holes everywhere. We actually had nine baby voles born right in the middle of our yard! The grass died in that spot. After looking closely, we saw the baby varmints. I read the reviews on this product and wanted desperately to believe that it worked on voles. After using it I can say unequivocally that it does. For the first time in years, I have control of the vole population on my property. I tried just dropping the unopened package in the area the voles run around in. I tried hiding the bait pack in a PVC pipe to keep birds away. Neither of those methods worked for me. The voles ignored the bait. What I do to bait the voles is I sprinkle about 1/5 of the packet at the top of the hole. Some of it gets into the hole as a teaser. The next day I will check the bait. If its gone I know its an active hole and the vole is eating the bait. At that point I reapply the bait to the hole in the same manner. The next day I check the hole again. Usually on day three there is uneaten bait at the top of the hole. At that point I know the vole is likely dead and I close up the hole. The next day I check the hole again. If it is open, I repeat the process. This is how I know that the bait is working. By walking the property every day and treating all open vole holes, I have gotten control of the population. New voles arrive off and on but that's to be expected. Both of my immediate neighbors are treating their property the same way so that helps a lot. I've never seen any birds or other animals at the bait site. If you are concerned about that then just pour the bait directly into the hole, instead of leaving some on top. You won't know if its being consumed so that's the only draw-back. I've only seen one dead vole on the property so I assume they are RIP in the hole mostly. This product works on voles so if you have a problem you can now take care of it with KAPUT. The name says it all! 5 Stars!

The mice are still running around. Maybe it takes a couple of days before they die, so I guess I’m really not sure if they work. I guess I’ll find out.

Threw a few packets here and a few there and presto. No more rats. Nice tub with individual packets

I mix 4 pouches of kaput powder with one part of wheat flour adding water and made dough. From dough made small balls peanut size and left where there were lots of traffic of mouse and rate. First day, they ate 60 balls out of 60, next day 80 balls out of 80 and third day 34 balls out of 100 and since then all mouse rats are gone or may be dead. Left over 66 balls are as is since last 4 days. No more mouse and rats. I found this method very effective.

This stuff works really well,highly recommended.Only problem I had was with the shipper not providing very good tracking.

There is a rat in my garage. We have camera watching the situation. He ate this poison for 14 days in a row and still there. He thinks of it as a food.