Rodent Placement Station Diagram
Rodent control around a barn protects feed, wiring, and livestock, and keeps a few mice from turning into a full infestation. ArcSite's rodent placement station diagram maps every bait station inside and outside the building on one page.
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Key Features
This rodent placement station diagram includes:
- Rectangular barn outline with exterior walls
- 10 interior bait stations along the long walls
- Interior stations spaced 10' to 13' apart
- 8 exterior bait stations around the building
- Exterior stations spaced 25' to 50' apart
- Color key for inside and outside stations
Where mice are active, stations need to sit no more than 10' to 12' apart, which is why the inside stations here run so much closer together than the outside ones.
Why Rodent Station Placement Matters
Rodents usually won't go out of their way to find bait, so stations work best against walls and along the routes they already use. ArcSite lets you build your pest map on site, number each station, and leave the customer a graph showing exactly where you placed them.
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FAQ
In this diagram, 10' to 13' inside the barn and 25' to 50' outside. Check the bait label too, since it sets the legal spacing for that product.
Yes! Redraw the outline in ArcSite to match any building, then move or add stations to fit.
Yes, pest control is one of its core trades. Techs build pest graphs, flag conducive conditions, and send the treatment plan before they're back in the truck.
