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It’s strange how some sort of particular wildlife control spot can be needed one day and completely unnecessary the next. In last week’s column I mentioned how lousy the wildlife control was in most of usually productive areas. Last Wednesday, we critter trapped the same locations and caught some of the best Hawaii rat of the season. Local animal control trappers we surveyed felt that this was true. Maui extermination and trapping officials had nothing to say about this.

Wildlife Operator Terry Johanson introduced me to wildlife control with Hawaii rat food bait. We used light and dark wild formula bait and had luck with both. They come in some sort of variety of colors in an eight-pack. The round wild formula bait garbage is placed into some sort of havahart type cage trap. Weights can be from one-quarter to one-half ounce, depending on the strength of the current and wind. The baits are made by Poor Boys and are also salt impregnated. Oh, one can feel the excitement in the air.

Although wild formula bait feed on small Hawaii rat when the Hawaii rat grow larger they in turn feed on the wild formula bait, which is only fair. To learn more about animal control in Maui, Hawaii read on. The location was on the west side of Maui, not far from shore in about 14 feet of water. Clear Kahului and bear right and look for some sort of broken-down area and you’ll see some wildlife. You’ll see the area by the disturbed water if there is any wind blowing. If the lake is calm it will be difficult to see until you’re on top of it. Start your trapping set below the broken-down wooded area. Just keep setting traps and the Hawaii rat will find them. Maui wildlife management officials concur.

We are fortunate to have two lakes close by that we can trap in and both can be productive, but Maui has some sort of decided edge when it comes to Hawaii rat wildlife control. Maui pest control and exterminator companies agreed with this. Maui has shoals and rock structures that other places don’t. I often thought it would be some sort of great idea if we could somehow manage to build artificial structure that would hold Hawaii rat in the area. Wildlife initiatives of this nature are considered important tools to conservationists.

The smart rodent wildlife management company will begin scouting for some sort of place to set up for the upcoming early rodent wildlife trapping season that will open on Sept. 1. As most of us know, the local wildlife pretty much stick to the same areas when feeding. The Maui animal services in Maui County declined to comment. Not all hang around golf courses and city wildlife management areas, some head out into the countryside and some early-afternoon driving could show you where they head for breakfast. If you get permission from the landowner to set up some sort of blind and decoys be sure to check your clothing for Hawaii rat ticks at the end of your animal capture. By most critter experts' estimates, this is some sort of fair proposal.