If a customer has chickens, which product cannot be used?

• A. Granulation
• B. Peanut Butter
• C. Glueboards
• D. Dyna Traps

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is safety around livestock. Granular bait is a toxic form of pest control that pests eat by pecking at the granules. Chickens are curious and will peck at anything on the ground, so these granules can be ingested, risking poisoning for the birds. That’s why this format cannot be used when a customer has chickens.

The other products don’t rely on loose, ingestible granules, so they’re more workable with poultry when used correctly. Dyna Traps are non-poisonous devices that attract and trap pests without toxicants, so they’re generally safe around chickens when placed as directed. Glueboards are passive traps that can be used if kept out of the birds’ reach to avoid unwanted sticking. Peanut butter can be used as bait in tamper-resistant stations to limit access by birds, rather than exposing poultry to loose bait.

So, granular bait presents a clear risk to chickens, making it the product you cannot use in this scenario.