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Untreated Medium Corn Chops (PB011)
$116.00
Achieve outstanding bird control with Avitrol Untreated Corn Chops, prebaiting is an essential step for effective bird removal.
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Untreated Medium Corn Chops (PB011)
Fine Untreated Corn Chops
$116.00
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Target Birds
- House Sparrows, Starlings, Grackles, Cowbirds, and Blackbirds.
- With a permit: Several other species including Muskovy Ducks, Seagulls, and Magpies.
Size
25 pounds of untreated medium corn chops
Required
Pre-baiting is a federal requirement before deploying Avitrol Baits. This critical step maximizes bait acceptance and treatment effectiveness while ensuring compliance with EPA label requirements.
Application
Use our scale scoop to portion prebait directly into your baiting tray, ensures consistent application and reduces waste on every fill.
Frequency
Add prebait to one of our baiting trays weekly until the birds start consistently feeding, then mix the active bait at a 1:40 ratio. Prebaiting typically takes 1–4 weeks or until 50%-60% of prebait is consumed.
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Essential
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Proven
Essential
Trusted by bird management professionals for decades, Untreated Medium Corn Chops help establish reliable feeding patterns that support successful baiting programs. Its broad acceptance across multiple species makes it a proven first step toward effective bird dispersal.
Proven
Trusted by bird management professionals for decades, Untreated Medium Corn Chops help establish reliable feeding patterns that support successful baiting programs. Its broad acceptance across multiple species makes it a proven first step toward effective bird dispersal.
Required
Federal law requires prebaiting before implementing Avitrol-treated bait. Untreated Medium Corn Chops provide a simple and compliant way to meet label requirements while preparing birds for treatment.
Comparison table
Fine Untreated Corn Chops
$116.00
Avitrol Corporation
Untreated Mixed Grains (PB041)Fine Untreated Mixed Grains
$89.00
$68.00
Fine Untreated Corn Chops
$116.00
Avitrol Corporation
Untreated Mixed Grains (PB041)Fine Untreated Mixed Grains
$89.00
$68.00
Target Birds
- House Sparrows, Starlings, Grackles, Cowbirds, and Blackbirds.
- With a permit: Several other species including Muskovy Ducks, Seagulls, and Magpies.
- Pigeons, House Sparrows, Starlings, Grackles, Cowbirds, and Blackbirds.
- With a permit: Several other species including Muskovy Ducks, Seagulls, and Magpies.
Pigeons
Grain Type
Corn Chops
Mixed Grain
Whole Corn
Industry Type
Agriculture
Pest Control, Facility Managers, and Government
Agriculture
Pairs With Active Bait
Medium Corn Chops and Double Strength Medium Corn Chops
Mixed Grains and Easy Blend
Whole Corn and Double Strength Whole Corn
What is Untreated Medium Corn Chops used for?
Untreated Medium Corn Chops are used as a prebait to establish feeding patterns before implementing Avitrol-treated bait. Prebaiting helps birds become comfortable feeding at the treatment site, increasing bait acceptance and overall program effectiveness.
Is prebaiting required before using Avitrol-treated bait?
Yes. Federal law requires prebaiting before implementing Avitrol-treated bait. Untreated Mixed Grains help prepare birds for treatment by encouraging consistent feeding behavior at the baiting location.
Where should Untreated Medium Corn Chops be placed?
Place prebait in areas where birds are already feeding, loafing, or congregating. Common locations include rooftops, I beams, ledges, and other areas with regular bird activity. For best results, use baiting trays to keep bait contained and easily monitored.
What do I do if the birds aren't feeding?
Check that the bait is placed where birds are actively feeding and that alternative food sources are limited. Birds may need several days to become comfortable with a new feeding location. If feeding activity remains low, contact our team for personalized guidance and baiting recommendations.