Exterminator's Choice Black Mouse Bait Station, Includes 6 Stations and 1 Key...

It fits one block of insta kill poison blocks. They are small so designed for that size rodents. I like that they are small so not visible nearly as much. Good value for the money and as strong as the larger rodent feeder boxes but a much better price point.

As others have stated these are smaller than most of us would’ve expected. Living in the country and the field behind my home coming out each fall along with cooler weather always encourages mice to come indoors at my place. This year was not different. I wanted to get a better handle on it than years prior where I would find evidence of mice and then set traps. Some of the traps you buy they can carry with them or chew their way free and continue causing issues in your home (I speak from experience). For that reason I chose to go back to poison this year. Even that can be a challenge as some poisons take up to weeks to work. I did my research. I purchased a 9lb bag of poison and placed two outdoor poison containers in addition to these indoors using said poison. My noisy mouse was no longer making racket and getting into things within a couple of days. I was thankful. My only mistake was not buying the 12 pack as I now wish for more to ensure no matter what area they may be in of my home poison will be nearby to get them as soon as possible. I’d also like to add two additional outside stations to take care of my unattached garage. Those I prefer to be larger like the ones I placed outside of my home. These do the job indoors but living in the country we don’t have starving Ethiopian style mice here. I believe a one inch larger in either direction bait station would’ve improved ratings weather or not it’s honestly needed. Mine did just fine with the size received.

Something likes the bait and takes the trap.must put rock on top to keep from disappearing

I got these thinking they were what is in the pictures for a severe vole and mouse infestation. The mice are plaguing my chicken coop for and their food storage area (disconnected shed). The voles are wrecking my plants, eating tubers and roots and bark of young woody plants. That being said... These are really small. They don't use the photos of the version they're selling in this listing. The version they're selling is tiny and you might be able fit a single one of those bait blocks with the hole in the center. Anyways, I put up the pros and cons for those of you who actually want this smaller version.ProsVoles did not hesitate to go in the very first day (mice took a day to really start using it).Securely locksMade in the USAThey do what they're supposed toConsTiny, so with severe infestations you'll have to refill it daily 😡Bait pellets easily come out when moved so you must secure it to the ground/floor for it to actually prevent unintentional poisoning of pets, kids, and other creatures.The "key" is kind of difficult to use.They don't provide anything to secure it to the ground (ground staples) despite being necessary if using pellets.They're overpriced.

I was paying a service 150 a month th to place basically these around the yard and refill them. These have saved me so much money only one was taken assuming a racoon or squirrel. But we have 8 around and bought a big bin of bait. Amazing easy to use

It was overly small. My mice are larger than bait station entrances. Seems expensive for such a small station

These must work because we haven't seen a mouse since I started using them with quality bait.Mice were chewing through garage door and ruining cars before I started using these.

Have about 20 of these to control voles. They work great. Easy to open with the key supplied and they are built very well.