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Did you know that rats can cause significant damage to grain stores? These small pests are capable of wreaking havoc in several ways: 1. Direct Consumption: A single rat can consume up to 30 grams of grain daily. With large infestations, the loss can quickly add up. 2. Contamination: Rats carry diseases and parasites. Their droppings and urine can contaminate grain, making it unsafe for human consumption. 3. Structural Damage: Rats gnaw on packaging and containers, compromising the integrity of

Of the eight species of woodrat found in North America, the bushy-tailed is the only one native to Montana. Better known as "pack rats," these rodents are compulsive collectors, and favor shiny objects like broken glass, tinfoil and bottle caps. Pack rats build complex structures called "middens," which provide protection from predators and usually shelter their nests. Built of sticks, bark, rocks, bones, animal droppings, and leaves gathered during nightly forays, middens are solidified by urin