Reply With QuoteI agree, the ZP has no real half life, is not residual and as safe for the carcass eaters as you can get, especially if you're using it in a shed.Originally Posted by RANDLOVER
Bromadialone on the other hand..............
DL
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I have a 24/7 rat and mouse problem courtesy of a neighbor who, until recently, [she died] had chooks and their pen hadn't been mucked out for many years. Plenty of hidey places tn the yard for the rodents to breed so there was always a new generation to invade my place.
Eons ago I used those block baits with a hole in the middle for a tent peg to hold it in place. Yeah right!!! The rats chewed on the side of the bait and reached the tent peg. Then they broke the bait up and carried the pieces away to who knows where. Having dogs I learnt very quickly not to use them and thankfully no dogs harmed in the learning process.
Only a couple of weeks ago my Cav Spaniel rushed in and out from under a Hydrangea bush. He was absolutely chuffed with himself proudly carrying a live rat. Quite an effort for a little dog.
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I agree, the ZP has no real half life, is not residual and as safe for the carcass eaters as you can get, especially if you're using it in a shed.
Bromadialone on the other hand..............
DL
OldBushie
SubscriberThanks, RL. Have sent link to my dopey Broil.
'sit bonum tempora volvunt'
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SubscriberAustralian breahthrough in feral pig control, - "Hoggone".
Humane Australian breakthrough in feral pig control with poison bait, Hoggone - ABC News
I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food
A bookshop is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking
ForumSage
SupporterI saw this on Landline during the weekend, the inventor seems to be a unsung hero for all the work he has done on pest control.
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ForumSage
The 'inventor' addressed the local landcare here one night and really opened my eyes and ears about the way various poison agents worked, the importance of short half lives, etc.
It was great to hear a scientist speaking facts, as opposed to a biased animal lib person spruking misinformation.
DL
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SubscriberFeral pigs are said to have been illegally released in South Australia , to be used for hunting. I think that was done with rabbits, back in the day.
Authorities round up illegally released feral pigs after unusual outbreak on farming properties - ABC News
I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food
A bookshop is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking
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There's some evidence that something similar happened with carp appearing in the Glenelg system in Vic around 2000............ deliberate release for sport fishing purposes.
DL
OldBushie
SubscriberThat could be worse than the pig situation!
'sit bonum tempora volvunt'
OldBushie
SupporterFor the last 6-8 weeks we have been inundated with mice in this district.
I have deployed traps and baits and we are using about 500g of baits a day and the little buggers just keep on coming.
I do the rounds twice a day and drown the ones caught in the traps and pick up all the dead ones that have succumbed to the poison and put them all in a covered incinerator with a good handful of lime.
The resident magpies and butcher birds are still here in good numbers so I am certain that none of them have picked up a baited rodent so far
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