$189.75 – $1,391.50Price range: $189.75 through $1,391.50 incl GST
Save yourself time and effort with this ready-to-use product. Feracol Strikers control possums and rats with minimal effect on birds – they’re often used where it’s highly important that birdlife is not affected.
NOTE: We DO NOT recommend using Feracol in urban environments as Cholecalciferol is highly toxic to dogs.
One Feracol Striker = 18g of Ferafeed 213 non-toxic paste with Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D3) added. This sits in a biodegradable, potato starch bait station on a weatherproof card.
Use Feracol Strikers in one-off or short-term pest control situations where you don’t need permanent bait stations. They’re easy to use – just staple them onto trees or suitable posts.
For more options, see our range of possum control and rodent control products.
Active ingredient
Feracol strikers contain 18g of Feracol Paste in a biodegradable bait station, with relevant warnings printed. Feracol is a high‑quality, cost‑effective toxic paste bait used to control both possums and rats. It is highly palatable to target species and designed for use in permanent bait stations or Feracol Bio Bag bait stations.
Feracol contains Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D3) at 8 g/kg. Cholecalciferol is a naturally occurring, biodegradable substance that becomes toxic when consumed in high doses.
Feracol offers several advantages:
Yes. Feracol poses minimal risk to birds and is often chosen for operations where protecting birdlife is a high priority.
No. Feracol is not recommended for urban use. Cholecalciferol is highly toxic to dogs, and urban environments pose a much higher risk of accidental exposure.
Extreme care is required:
Feracol can be used in permanent bait stations, Feracol Bio Bag bait stations for lightweight, biodegradable deployment, or if you prefer a ready‑to‑use option, consider Feracol Strikers.
Feracol is ideal for farmers, orchardists, lifestyle block owners and conservation groups and pest control professionals.
Feracol has minimal risk of secondary poisoning, making it suitable for areas where scavenging species or domestic animals may be present.
Yes. Feracol is biodegradable, leaves no lasting toxic residues and is designed to minimise impacts on non‑target species.
No. Feracol does not require a CSL, making it easier to deploy for landowners and operators.