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Has anyone ever tried eradicating nutrias with zinc phosphide?
I have heard you can bait them with sweet potatoes and carrots. Then add some Zn3P2 and the problem is solved.
My questions are: 1. Is Zn3P2 the typical active ingredient in rat poison? 2. Does it work on nutrias? 3. Will it harm my fish? 4. Does anyone have a better idea?
The nutria have rapidly reproduced and are now burrowing in our dams. We are also concerned about the wooden post/pilings that hold up our piers.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Chunk, wind and set the hook!
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