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4.8 out of 5 stars
Mouse Bait Station works every time!
By Patty in Albany, NY on 12/08/2010
As a landlord our number 1 nuisance call is mice. At the first sign of a dropping we use the bait box under the kitchen and bath sinks, under the stove and in the pantry. We very rarely see a dead mou…
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The mouse bait stations
By Bob in Massachusetts on 01/26/2012
We live here in Massachsuetts and are USA citizens. We also own a house in Nova Scotia which is furnished and ready for use. In the past, for several years, we had a lot of trouble with mice in that h…
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Finally....something that works
By Ron in North Royalton, OH on 08/07/2011
Living next to a wooded area, voles, moles and mice have been a constant pain in the behind. Got so bad I once replaced the lawn to get rid of them and their tunnel network. Years of peanut pellets, p…
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Awesome product for landlords!
By Eric in Cicero, NY on 04/25/2011
I am a landlord with several units. I use this station only in my properties. It is great because you need a key to open it so people (kids especially) can not open it up or tamper with it. In additio…
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Protecta Bait Station
By Dan in Ijamsville MD on 05/16/2011
Excellent product. Needed something to help keep the dog from eating the bait and to a lesser extent the pesky squirrels. Well made, easy to open with the supplied key, secure. 4 of the stations for $…
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This is for mice.
By Donald in Huntertown,Indiana on 02/13/2013
Bought 12 because of the price break,only needed 6. Gifting a few to some friends. I bought these with the FINAL BLOX to keep my chickens away from the bait. My chickens love to hide in my garage whe…
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Outdoor Baiting
By Will in Wisconsin on 01/23/2015
Not really a review...just a word about outdoor baiting. I have racoons REMOVING bait stations. Gone. Vanished. Have built my own stations out of scrap cedar and fastened them down.
Expert response:
If you have active wildlife in your area, we recommend securing bait stations by using garden stakes, zip ties or wire, or concrete footers. You could also consider stations with built-in weights such as the Protecta EVO Express Bait Station: http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/protecta-evo-express-bait-station-p-2243.html
Protecta RTU Mouse Bait Station
By Anthony in Haledon NJ on 01/06/2012
Bait station is well built...not the thin walled stations that are sold elsewhere. The bait fits securly in its compartment inside the station. It also locks so its safe for untargeted animals.
This is a product that works !!
By Martin in Baltimore, Maryland on 10/29/2014
We've had trouble with mice for the last few years, tried all store items, snap traps, glue traps, bait, etc. Mice avoid these, also they ate the peanut butter off my snap traps! With Contrac and the …
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would highly recommend
By Gary in Ocean County, NJ on 01/10/2013
I am a professional exterminator, I use DoMyOwnPestControl from time to time. They are very professional, and very fast in getting your order to you. I would highly recommend them as the go to websit…
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Mouse Bait
By Thea in St. Louis, MO on 11/28/2012
within 2-3 days started seeing dead mice, we found maybe 1/2 dozen dead, but think many left the house after feeling sick from poison. It's been 3-4 weeks since we started putting bait down and has pr…
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My goto station
By Gary in Burton on 03/18/2017
As a professional pest control operator I've used these for years, works great. Owner of Prudential Pest Management.
Protecta RTU MOUSE BAIT STATIONS
By Chuck in Parkesburg, Pa. on 01/25/2019
I've used them for years. Best product on the market, and easy to use.
Works great
By Don in Upper Sandusky, OH on 12/02/2014
These little bait stations work great. And you're not limited to any one particular bait that you use. I've used both the recommended bait and some other that I happened to have. Safe to use most anyw…
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Works as expected
By Brett in Sunbury on 11/07/2013
This product,like the rest of their products works as expected, at a nice low price.
Works great!
By Dave in Ramsey, MN on 09/14/2012
I have attached this bait station to about a 2 inch by 6 inch by 4 inch stone paver with construction adhesive right on one edge so it will be able to sit right next to the foundation. We have landsca…
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Good Deal
By Tom in Williamsburg, VA on 03/19/2012
Product is as described and shipped fast. Purchasing four is cheaper than only purchasing three due to the discount.
Mouse Stations Protecta RTU
By Joe in Union City, Ca on 02/12/2013
These stations are the right size so they don't stand out through out property... and the price is right for the quantity needed... Thanks.
Excellent
By John in Lemoyne, PA on 03/16/2019
Definitely among my favorite bait boxes in the top of my list. Triangular shape excellent for corner/ sill plate corner placements. Great indoors and outdoors.
Don't buy unless you have a stock of bait.
By Clarence in Louisville, Kentucky on 10/24/2018
These things do not contain bait as the picture lead me to think. To my way of thinking this is a rip off. I spent almost 20 dollars on 4 of them thinking they had bait in them. I want to warn other o…
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Expert response:
Thank you for your reply. We are sorry that you are unhappy with the product. We do have the following note in bold on the product page to help clear up confusion: "Bait shown is NOT included. Bait is sold separately." We are happy to recommend baits for you to use in these stations. There are some that come in 4 lb containers, such as Ditrac: https://www.domyown.com/ditrac-allweather-blox-p-1089.html We can also set up a return for you and send you a return label for the stations if you do not wish to keep them. You may want to consider the Protecta T1 Stations instead, which are a pre-loaded mouse bait station: https://www.domyown.com/t1-mouse-prebaited-disposable-bait-station-p-11696.html Please let us know if you need us to set up this return, or if you have any other questions. We apologize for any confusion, and we appreciate your business!
DIY
By Amy in ROUND LAKE on 01/31/2020
Paid way more then I should have for a professional exterminator program. This is the exact same product they used, so I now purchase it myself. Saves a ton of $$$ for the exact same treatment. So…
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Professional guality
By Mike in Plymouth Ma on 10/30/2015
Been a pest control operator for many years. All products and services from DMOPC first rate!!!!
How Protecta RTU Mouse Bait Station saved my Garden
By Maureen in Clifton Park, NY on 07/08/2011
Among other things my prize Bearded Blue Irises were destroyed by an invasion of voles. A friend told me about your company, Do My Own Pest Control. I called and your representative very understanding…
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Excellent, Smart, & Durable
By John, in Lemoyne PA on 11/03/2018
Love how these boxes fit so beautifully & perfectly into the corners (triangular apex 1st) of interior wall perimeters, sill plate corners, bath trap corners, etc.- but great in every (legally) baitab…
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Protecta RTU Mouse Bait Station
By Nia in Boston, MA on 10/05/2011
It works well. My tenants informed me that the mice made holes from basement and foundation to their kitchen on 3rd floor. I found some holes in closet, behind the cooking stove and kitchen cabinet. F…
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mouse stations
By Carl in Fort Stockton on 02/11/2017
wonderful service,fast and dependable , these stations do the job of rodent control.
Good Station
By Glenn in Auburn on 01/22/2017
So far bait boxes looks like they will work great for me. They are plastic and can hold a 1 Oz. Bait cube. Good price to.
great deal
By Jim in Howell Mi on 09/23/2016
Great price but only 1 key I was getting 2 but great price
Needs improvement
By Anthony in North branford ct. on 11/27/2020
Should have viewing window so you know how much product you have left inside.
Raccoon Proof
By Mary in Hudson, Ohio on 07/09/2015
I previously used other mouse bait stations, but raccoons found a way to remove the bait to eat it by tossing the station around until the bait came loose from the pegs and fell out from the exit and …
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