Welcome to your "Direct Bait Application In Burrows QUIZ" DEFRA evidence suggests rats are less neophobic about baits placed in their burrow than in a tamper-resistant rat box. TRUE FALSE None Wood mice and voles tend to avoid places where animals that prey on them, such as rats, are active. TRUE FALSE None Both difenacoum and bromodiolone can be used for burrow baiting in open areas. TRUE FALSE None Brodifacoum can not be used for burrow baiting in open areas. TRUE FALSE None Treated grain is more likely to be ejected from rat burrows than blocks. TRUE FALSE None Rat burrows might be confused with water vole or rabbit burrows. TRUE FALSE None Placing bait deeper into burrows makes it more likely to be ejected. TRUE FALSE None Burrow baiting should not be used as a routine practice. TRUE FALSE None Treated burrows should be clearly marked or recorded. TRUE FALSE None The best time of day to check for ejected bait, is late in the evening. TRUE FALSE None The best way to block a burrow after placing bait in it is to use heavy objects as this will stop them getting out. TRUE FALSE None Product labels require baited burrows to be checked every day. TRUE FALSE None Name Company Name Email Phone CPD Provider CPD Number Previous Next Next Time's up
