Rodent Control that works!
Found One Of These? You're looking at a Buckingham bait station.
It's a professional tamper-resistant rodent bait station, placed and maintained by Buckingham Pest Control as part of an active rodent control program for your property or a neighboring one.
The lid reads "Aegis Rodent Bait Station: Contains Rodenticide: Do Not Touch."
That warning is exactly right: please don't move, open, or handle it. The station is locked and anchored so the bait stays sealed away from children, pets, and wildlife.
Questions about a station on your property?
Call our rodent control line at (636) 274-7400 and we'll tell you whose program it belongs to.
How We Work
Tamper-Resistant Housing
The Aegis station resists destruction by dogs and by children under six, and is anchored so it can't be lifted or shaken open. Rodents enter through low side tunnels; people and pets can't reach the bait.
Secured Bait Generation® Mini Blocks
Bait blocks are locked onto an internal rod, never loose. The active ingredient is difethialone (0.0025%), an EPA-registered anticoagulant rodenticide (EPA Reg. No. 7173-218).
Single-Feed Performance
Norway rats and house mice can take a lethal dose in a single night's feeding, with the first dead rodents typically appearing four to five days after feeding begins.
All-Weather, Indoor or Out
The bait holds up in wet or dry conditions, so stations stay effective through Missouri's freeze-thaw winters and humid summers without breaking down.
Remove Rodents
Prevent Future Infestation
Advanced Pest Solutions
Friendly Support
What it Targets
The Rodents most likely to invade a Missouri Home.
These rodent bait traps are labeled to control a wide range of commensal rodents; including strains that have grown resistant to older rodent baits.
Norway Rats
The large burrowing rat found along foundations, sheds, and trash areas.
Roof Rats
Agile climbers that nest in attics, soffits, and overhanging trees.
House Mice
Including warfarin-resistant strains that survive older anticoagulants.
Deer & White Footed Mice
Field mice that move indoors as the weather turns cold.
Meadow Voles
Lawn and landscape rodents that tunnel near the foundation.
WoodRats/PackRats
Nest-builders that haul debris into garages and crawlspaces.
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