Equipment & supplies

Traps do two jobs and it is worth being clear which one you want. Monitoring tells you whether something is present and where it is travelling, which is what a treatment plan is built from and what most audits actually ask to see. Control removes the animal. Mechanical and automatic traps suit places where poison is not acceptable: kitchens, food storage, schools, and homes with children or pets. They also produce a body you can find, which bait does not. Placement decides whether any of it works. A trap set along a wall where runs actually occur will outperform a better trap set in the open.