A bait rack including a mounting leg and a bait support portion is provided. The mounting leg has a bottom free edge and at least one mounting slot formed therein. The bait support portion includes an intermediate portion, an upward extending portion and a trough portion. The intermediate portion is connected to the mounting leg by a bent region formed between the mounting leg and the intermediate portion. The intermediate portion extends relative to the mounting leg in a non-parallel and non-perpendicular manner. The trough portion connects and is interposed between the upward extending portion and the intermediate portion. The intermediate portion, trough portion and upward extending panel portion forming a bait holding trough therebetween. A plurality of slots provide access to the bait holding trough from a location external of the bait holding trough. A bait station including the bait rack is also provided.

A rat attractant composition is disclosed which includes one or more isolated additives. The composition is attractive to at least rats of the species Rattus norvegicus. Devices including the rat attractant composition and methods of using a rat attractant composition are also disclosed.

A selective access system, and methods of making and using such a system, whereby the selective access system includes a container having an interior space defined by a side wall disposed between opposing top and bottom walls; an opening disposed within the side wall, the opening communicating with the interior space; and a cover slidably engaged with the container, the cover configured to slide upward and downward between a first position and a second position. In the first position, the cover overlays the opening; in the second position, the cover disposes away from at least a portion of the opening to permit access to the interior space. The selective access system can further include an electrical conductor coupled to the container, whereby the electrical conductor can deliver a nonlethal electrical shock to an animal which comes into contact therewith to deter the animal from the selective access system.

A portable, heated scent, odor, and/or molecule dispense system is provided, as well as devices and methods for doing the same. The portable systems and methods to dispense molecules may contain a liquid, gel, solid, foam, or other material-based formulation so as to attract, repel, kill, mask, or otherwise use the molecules. The portable system and methods may include a housing; a molecule holding pad in the housing; a first chemical reaction heat source in the housing; and a second chemical reaction heat source in the housing, wherein the molecule holding pad is arranged between the first chemical reaction heat source and the second chemical reaction heat source, and wherein the first chemical reaction heat source and the second chemical reaction heat source are each reactive to oxygen.

A tamper-resistant device for use with a conventional bait station is formed as a reusable, tear-resistant sock for pulling over and protectively covering the station. The sock may be constructed of ballistic nylon with minimal seams strategically placed so as not to directly contact the hinges and edges. The sock forms a tight band encompassing the station to prevent opening via the hinges. An access slit connecting an edge of the opening of the sock to a cut-out for inserting an anchoring stake therethrough allows the device to be installed and removed with the bait station anchored in situ in the ground. A securable flap extending over the opening of the sock may be secured directly to the locked openable side of the station or may include hook-and-loop attachments for securing to complementary attachments on the sock.

An integrated pest control system is provided including a pest control device enclosure. The pest control device enclosure includes at least one movable access panel configured to provide controlled access to an interior of the pest control device enclosure. Further, the pest control device enclosure includes at least one pest access way configured to provide a pest access to the interior of the pest control device enclosure.

A rodent trap for catching rodents having a housing and a top cover with a plurality of inside walls and at least one inside wall has a lateral tab protruding inward. The rodent trap also has a bottom base with a plurality of inside walls and at least one inside wall there is an opening that aligns with the at least one inside wall of the top cover that comprises the lateral tab. Further, the bottom base has a tunnel adjacent a poison cavity, and the tunnel has an opening configured for allowing the rodents to travel from the tunnel to the poison cavity. Also, the poison cavity has at least one structure for retaining poison for the rodent to eat the poison and die either in the housing or outside the housing.

An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) includes a carrier body, which supports at least one propulsion element, and at least one reservoir and a spraying arrangement including at least one arm to extend outward from the carrier body and at least one nozzle to spray pest abatement material.

An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) includes a carrier body, which supports at least one propulsion element, and at least one reservoir and a spraying arrangement including at least one arm to extend outward from the carrier body and at least one nozzle to spray pest abatement material.

A rodent trap for catching rodents a housing. The rodent trap further has a top cover with a plurality of inside walls and at least one inside wall comprises a tab. The rodent trap also has a bottom base with a plurality of inside walls and at least one inside wall there is an opening that aligns with the at least one inside wall of the top cover that comprises the tab. Further, the bottom base has a tunnel adjacent a poison cavity, and the tunnel has an opening configured for allowing the rodents to travel from the tunnel to the poison cavity. Also, the poison cavity has at least one structure for retaining poison and configured for the rodent to eat the poison and die either in the housing or outside the housing.