Erayz Blocks Prove A Popular Choice for Landcare Okareka
Sandra Goodwin from Landcare Okareka has reported that “Erayz rabbit baits are working well – guys have caught many mustelids in last month! Happy customers!
Sandra Goodwin from Landcare Okareka has reported that “Erayz rabbit baits are working well – guys have caught many mustelids in last month! Happy customers!
I purchased some D-Blocks with diphacinone active ingredient to control rats and mice at my property which is semi rural. When I received the product, I was surprised that mice were not on the label claim.
The EPA on 23 July 2015 removed the major stumbling block to the effective use of PredaStop for Stoat Control – the requirement for users to notify occupiers of land within 3km of any intended bait station site using PredaStop for Stoats.

In animal behaviour, neophobia refers to the tendency of an animal to avoid or retreat from an unfamiliar object or situation. All phobias are unreasonable sorts of fear that can cause avoidance and panic.

We have a variety of Ferafeed Pastes and also cereal Pellets which are used for baiting Possums, Rodents and Wallabies.
Diphacinone the active ingredient in RatAbate Paste has a half-life of 2.8 days which means no bio-accumulation unlike brodifacoum which has a half-life of 113 days (fisher).
Since 2011 we have had a registration for diphacinone hard rodent blocks, with the trade name D-Blocks.
Lure-It Aerosols. Our Lure-It aerosol lures for possums, rodents and mustelids continue to prove a very popular choice by Councils to Contractors to Professional Possum Trappers and to General Public.
A little-known poison in the New Zealand’s predator-free toolbox could humanely control the feral cats and stoats preying on native species.
Project Kiwi is the oldest community-led kiwi conservation project in New Zealand. From its base at Kuaotunu, north of Whitianga, the Trust administers an operational area of 2850 hectares on the Kuaotunu Peninsula.
Imagine if someone designed a rat trap that your Nana would be happy to chuck up in her ceiling and clear and reset herself.
Do you want to know what’s been eating your fruit or helping itself to the chook’s food? We’ve got just the thing for you!