As a few other reviewers stated, these bait stations will work well for rats, mice, chipmonks, voles, and other small rodents. We had quite a problem with burrowing rodents and mice outside - almost overrun. I purchased several (4-5) of these bait stations and placed them around various sides of the house (outside) and especially in corners or where rodents traveled. The volume (capacity) of bait area coupled with access openings make this an idea bait station. Mine did come with a key to open the bait station as well as several combinations of bait rods for holding bait inside the bait station. Within a week all populations were knocked back...and quickly. I would highly recommend using Bromethalin as a one feed kill bait (the small blocks with holes in the bait to attach to the bait rods work best). Bromethalin works wonders - super fast knock-down power. Please know Bromethalin is toxic to dogs/cats/pets so it's important to keep the bait secured inside these bait stations. There are other types of bait that will also work, but when I needed super quick kill knock down power, compared to other types of bait (such as diphacinone), Bromethalin worked the best for me.
My last recommendation with these bait stations are to place them as much as possible in areas maybe under pallets, or under smaller low space areas as raccoons will try to access the stations and will try to take them away if they are accessible to the point raccoons can grab them and pull them away. As such, I place a cinder block on top of my bait stations and it seems to work for the most part. You can also drill a hole through the bottom of this bait station and drill a hole through a flat piece of masonry block and run a bolt or anchor through them both so the bait station is essentially attached to the flat piece of masonry to avoid raccoons from dragging it away - they WILL try!
Remember...if you tackle the rodent issue outside, the less it is likely you will have to worry about trying to tackle any issues inside...
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Key did come with package
Update my previous 1star about Todd's... The Key was on the side INSIDE the bait station.. I was trying to find the key on the outside and then tried to open it. Did not look into the entry holes to see the key in there with the vertical bait attachments. Was able to take off the tape reach inside and grab the key.Emailed Ann at Todd's and they will now put a note or display where key is in a prominent place......Play it forward to make ecommerce easier for the next person.
