Tomcat Bromethalin Bait Chunx — Agricultural Rodent Control Blocks, 4 lbs

Tomcat Bromethalin Bait Chunx: Practical rodent control for farms

Tomcat Bait Chunx are designed for agricultural environments where rodent pressure is common. These compact blocks provide a reliable point source of bait that can be placed in key locations to address Norway rats, roof rats, and house mice. The 4 oz blocks offer a larger dosage option for tougher pest pressure, helping you manage activity around barns, silos, and storage areas without relying on sprays or traps alone.

Whether you’re protecting feed supplies, equipment, or stored grain, Chunx deliver predictable consumption patterns that help reduce rodent activity in targeted zones. Farmers and property managers can deploy these blocks thoughtfully, aiming for steady control rather than a one-off solution. The blocks are sized for tight spaces and can be used in conjunction with a broader pest management plan to address ongoing challenges.

Key benefits

• Low-profile blocks that fit in tight spots along walls, under equipment, or within bait stations.
• Each 1 oz block can kill up to 12 mice, while a 4 oz block covers more ground and targets larger pests.
• Intended for agricultural use, with placement within 100 ft of man-made structures for effective coverage.

How to use safely and effectively

Outdoor use requires bait stations to prevent access by non-targets. When children, pets, or other animals could reach the blocks, place them inside tamper-resistant bait stations (sold separately). Always follow label directions for dose and disposal.

• Bait once or twice at key hotspots such as along walls, near grain storage, or around feed lines.
• Cease feeding after a toxic dose and monitor activity to determine if additional placements are needed.

Real-world scenarios

Farmyards, animal shelters, outbuildings, and processing areas can benefit from targeted placements that complement regular sanitation and food source management. Tomcat Chunx are designed to work as part of a broader pest management plan, offering a consistent, predictable option for rodent control in agricultural settings.