Please be advised that chemical control by itself is not a solution to pest wildlife problems, but as part of an integrated pest management program,
chemicals can be useful tools.
These products are registered by the Indiana state chemist office and
havelegal use in Indiana; inclusion of these products on
this website does not constitute endorsement from
USDA APHIS WS, IDNR OR OISC
For deer and rabbits:
Look for repellents that have the following active ingredients such:
Putrescent Egg Solids
- Deer Away®
- Big Game Repellent®
Ammonium Soaps Of Fatty Acids
Capsaicin
For Canada geese:
Active Ingredients:
For blackbirds and pigeons:
Active Ingredient:
- Polybutenes
- Tanglefoot®
- Jteaton 4 The Birds®
- Bird B Gone®
For moles:
Active Ingredients:
- Chlorophacinone
Bromethalin
Warfarin
- Kaput Mole gel bait®
- Talpirid®
- RCO Mole patrolv
For groundhogs:
- The Giant Destroyer®
- Gas Cartridge-controlling burrowing rodents ®
For voles:
Weather resistant rodenticide-See Below
For rodents (rats/mice):
(Use bait stations to exclude non target animals from these baits)
Anticoagulant rodenticides: (slow acting: rodent's death occurs within 3-5 days after ingestion of a lethal amount of bait)
Some examples are:
Active chemical |
Sample brand names® |
Brodifacoum |
Talon, d-con |
Bromadiolone |
Maki, Contrac |
Chlorophacinone |
Rozol |
Diphacinone |
Ditrac, tomcat |
Warfarin |
Final |
(Other brands of similar products are available)
Non-anticoagulant rodenticides (may be acute or chronic poisons: single dose usually lethal within 1-3 days after ingestion)
Some examples are:
Active chemical |
Sample brand names® |
Bromethalin |
Assault, no-pest |
Cholecalciferol |
Quintox |
Zinc phosphide |
Zp |
(Other brands of similar products are available.)
**Please read and follow label directions on all Products**
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