How far apart should these baits be placed?
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We would recommend placing the bait stations in areas where ant activity is observed.
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I placed mine in high ant traffic areas, luckily for me it was almost on each corner of the house. These work amazing, the Terro product kills them within days, I have never seen an ant in the house, and I use the small liquid baits in two cars that were infested with ants and they were all gone within a couple of days
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I only place one per any trail if that don't work I use a second one.i'm not aware of any specific distance that they should be placed
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I believe they will work with hornets, etc. For bait, I put some sugar water in the bottom and than add a couple small pieces of some sort of protein. I use either bits of bologna or hot dog. I'd think any meat would work.
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I anchored the bait in so it couldn't be moved and laid a wide board over the trigger to increase the trigger area. If it fits, it traps well.
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You want the lure tiny square to be flat in the middle of one sticky side. The lure is the smell that will attract the moth. And he will get close to it and get stuck.
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I generally use 3 sizes of hooks for soft plastics - 1/0, 3/0, and 5/0. I use 1/0 for 4-inch worms, Senkos, etc., 3/0 for your average 7-inch plastic worm(but NOT 5-inch Senkos), and 5/0 for 5-inch Senkos, not because of the length, but due to the girth of these 'do-nothing' worms(AWESOME fish-catchers! I can't even count how many fish I haver caught on Senkos). I also use the 5/0 hooks for flipping baits, like magnum tubes, Brush Hogs, etc.
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not for sure but they are standard I would guess 12" apart, it sure is a nice! I can reach lots of stuff now!
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I would say 4 pounds if they are very thick.I put a tablespoon over the mound rather than their directions of around the mound & sometimes it takes a little more than a week.Amdro has been the best bait for me.
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I've found that I need at least 5 on a large window...spaced randomly, maybe 2 feet apart. Even then, we occasionally get a bird that doesn't see them! So, I guess a good rule of thumb would be the more the better!
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Katrina,There are two traps. You willremove the smaller from the larger and use separately. Jim
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I would say at least 25 blocks, but I am estimating probably lower than what's in there. Sorry, don't know about lizards, but I can only assume so. The bait smells like peanut butter so if they're interested in that.
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My husband placed the three "poles" 13 feet apart (we used two aspen trunks and our fence) and the sides of the said are a little bit smaller than that. Hope this helps.
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Linda....each trap is 3 1/2" x 7". Sometimes if I want to cover a big or busy area....I tape two together. They work great.
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Any should work, but other baits are possible. Have they already caught mice? If so you may need to boil them to get rid of the scent.
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I did something similar to deter squirrels...just 2 wires (gnd, hot) about 1.5" apart...works like a champ!
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Frank I don't know where you put the bait . I put the peanut butter on the wall with the holes in it . I wish I had more traps this trap for me works great since I got it I probably have caught 30 or more mice . I hope this helps .
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I've had good luck with this product keeping the wasp population down around my house. All mine are spaced about 30-40 feet apart. I put them in areas with the greatest wasp activity.
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Stick the plunger into the back of any one bait and push. Be sure to remove the black cap first and preferably put one of the needle tips on before pushing. Don't throw the plunger away as you'll need it for the others. This product works great!