What should you do in areas of high rodent activity regarding snap traps?

In areas of high rodent activity, placing more traps is the most effective strategy for controlling the rodent population. Increased rodent activity indicates a greater number of rodents present, which means more traps are needed to capture them efficiently.

By using a higher quantity of traps, you improve the chances of encountering more rodents as they move through their environment. This approach not only increases the likelihood of capture but also helps to reduce the rodent population more effectively. Additionally, distributing more traps strategically can cover a wider area and target hotspots of activity, improving overall pest management efforts.

Using fewer traps, leaving them unset, or employing only a single trap would not adequately address the issue of high rodent populations, likely resulting in continued infestations and the potential for greater property damage or health risks. In essence, the strategy of placing more traps aligns well with the principle of using adequate resources to meet a significant pest control challenge.