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Six rodenticide baits were presented under field conditions to Columbian and Richardson ground squirrels to assess each species acceptance of each bait formulation. The bait formulations tested were four grain based pelleted baits; two containing zinc phosphide and one each containing bromadiolone and chlorophacinone , and two whole grain baits; one each treated with bromadiolone and chlorophacinone. Nearly 100 percent of the whole grain baits were consumed within two days after presentation of the bait. Acceptance of the bromadiolone and chlorophacinone pellets range from 20-100 percent after four days. Little or no acceptance of the zinc phosphide pellets was observed . Technical Report 85-05 September 1985

Acceptance of various rodenticide baits under field conditions by Columbian and Richardson ground squirrels /