JT Eaton Top Gun Pellet Place Packs

This formula uses Bromethalin, a neurological agent that causes rodents to stop eating once they have consumed a lethal dose. This prevents them from continuing to feed on the bait, which makes the product more efficient and reduces the amount of bait needed.

The bait includes Bitrex, an extremely bittering agent designed to discourage accidental consumption by humans and pets. However, because it is a potent rodenticide, you should always place the packs in areas that are inaccessible to children, pets, and non-target wildlife.

No, these packs are specifically formulated and designed for indoor use only. Using them outdoors can expose the bait to moisture, which degrades the pellets, and increases the risk of non-target animals encountering the poison.

No, you should leave the packs sealed. Rodents will easily chew through the paper or plastic packaging to access the pellets inside, and keeping them sealed helps keep the bait fresh and prevents spills.

Because this is a fast-acting neurological bait, you can typically expect mortality within one to two days after the rodent consumes a lethal dose.

Place the packs in areas where you have observed rodent activity, such as along walls, in corners, behind appliances, or in dark, secluded spaces like attics and basements. Focus on paths where you see droppings or signs of gnawing.