JT Eaton 704-PN Bait Block Anticoagulant Rodenticide, Peanut Butter Flavor, for Mice and Rats (4 lb Pail of 64)

Y'all. I rarely write reviews. But this stuff here works great. No. It works superbly! After wasting 2K on professional pest control services that only placed sticky traps around my basement floor, I got desperate and took a chance on buying this product. I was very skeptical, but what the heck, I've already wasted a couple of grand, so why not give this a chance? Let me tell you, after just 3 days, I heard less mice activity. After 1 week, I found multiple dead mice in my basement. After 2 weeks, no more noises and no more mouse droppings. This stuff works! Thank you and I hope this review helps someone before making the stupid mistake that I did.

I have been having issues with rodents for years. Just recently I got my roof replaced and they must have gotten trapped in my house. I tried the poison from home depot so many times I think they got immune to it. But I researched and found this product and did exactly what another customer said to lock up the dog food as that is the antidote and dont touch them when I put them down. Needless to say I have my 4th rat this week to dispose of. This product works great and I would recommend it to anyone.

My rental was infested with mice and rats when the last tenants moved out. Exterminators estimate was $3,500.00 for extermination plus 3 times to return to the property for additional extermination at additional cost of $250.00 per return. Purchased this, used 2 buckets of the Bait Block and absolutely free of rodents. Will keep using this monthly for the next 6 months, just as a precaution. Thank you for a great product.

Every so often in our 100 year old pier and beam house in Dallas, we get a critter issue (OK, mice and rats, not cute little critters). We've tried traps (they didn't work). We tried one of those sound machines that aren't supposed to bother humans and dogs (oh, it was loud and we couldn't stand it). Finally, we relented and went the poison route with these JT Eaton bait blocks (peanut butter flavored, but who would know). They come in a big tub. I place them in the closet next to the hot water heater (where we often see rodent droppings). And they disappear quickly. And I replace them. And they disappear quickly again. And I replace them. Part of me wonders how long it takes these to work. Until one day we have a strong dead rodent odor wafting through a part of the house (usually the kitchen). So, they must work. Eventually the bait blocks don't go away from the closet. Eventually the smell goes away. I guess I am happy that they don't die outside so that a pet could find it and get sick. This isn't our first bucket, and probably won't be our last.

The peanut butter flavored block bait, is the flavorite of the rats and squirrals that are living under my trailer. They can not resist. I have tried other types of traps, and the standard pallet poison options from the hardware store - but these are frustratingly ineffective, the rats walk on by; the kill rate is too slow. However the rats gobble up this peanut butter block bait with a fanzy. The draw back is sometimes the criters die in the walls or under the floor, and the smell is horrible for a few days/week...the smell of victory! Highly recommend this bait for a fast and efficent kill rate. Be mindful to prevent other critters from getting access to it - raccons, oposiums, and dogs also love peanut butter.

I purchased this product on two separate occasions, due to some sort of problem with rodents, tearing up my garden bed and digging holes all over it. I know that the cause was not deer because I have a high rod iron fence surrounding my yard so whatever was getting into the garden had to be able to squeeze between the 4 inch pickets on the fence.When I first started putting this product in the garden bed, I was hopeful that the problem with subside, rather quickly. It was clear that animals were consuming the product, because there were small pieces laying on the ground each morning, but as I continued to put product in the garden, each evening, it seemed as if more and more rodents/animals just kept coming to the party. After using the first bucket, in about a week and a half I was hopeful that these rodents have enough anticoagulation product in their system that their demise was imminent. Therefore, I doubled down and purchased a second bucket, with the intent of taking these little fellas out once, and for all. I began distributing about twice the amount of product that I had disseminated previously and figured that my battle, would soon be won. Not so. I sprayed the entire contents of the bucket in the garden over a span of about five or six days and by the time I was done, the product was still being consumed, and it’s entirety by each morning. At that point I just gave up and figured these guys at feasted for about two weeks on my dime. There was no evidence of the consumption, being reduced, hence, no evidence that fewer rodents were coming to the party.Rather than continuing to feed whatever it was, that was tearing up my garden, I instead purchased a product that I could spray throughout the garden and on the mulch called “repel“ that created some type of offensive odor to the animals. That seem to do the trick.I am sure that this product is good for something, but for the rodents that were in my garden, it seemed like a snack.