Rodent management system having housing

A rodent management system comprising:

• a housing having a front, a rear, and transversely opposite sides, the housing having an interior space and including a base and a lid together at least in part defining the interior space of the housing, the base and the lid hingedly coupled together at the front of the housing, the base comprising a floor panel having a circumference and an inner surface on which rodents move within the interior space of the housing, the base further comprising an upstanding wall extending up from the floor panel about at least a portion of the circumference other than along the front of the housing, the upstanding wall comprising an inner panel in part defining the interior space of the housing, an outer panel in opposed, spaced relationship with the inner panel, and a pair of end panels and a top panel spanner the inner and outer panels of said upstanding wall, the lid being positionable relative to the base between a closed configuration of the station in which the interior space is substantially enclosed, and an opened configuration of the station in which the interior space is accessible for servicing, in the closed position of the station the lid covering at least a portion of the top panel and at least a portion of each of said end panels of the upstanding wall of the base, said housing having an entry opening through which rodents enter the interior space of the housing, the rodent management station further comprising at least one of a trap and a bait positionable within the interior space of the housing.

A rodent management station comprising:

• a housing having a front, a rear, and transversely opposite sides, the housing having an interior space and including a base and a lid together at least in part defining the interior space of the housing, the base and the lid hingedly coupled together at the front of the housing, the base comprising a floor panel having a circumference and an inner surface on which rodents move within the interior space of the housing, the base further comprising an upstanding wall extending up from the floor panel about at least a portion of the circumference other than along the front of the housing, the upstanding wall comprising an inner panel in part defining the interior space of the housing, an outer panel in opposed, spaced relationship with the inner panel, and a top panel spanning the inner and outer panels of said upstanding wall, the inner panel and the outer panel having corresponding upper edges, the outer panel upper edge being disposed higher than the inner panel upper edge, the lid being positionable relative to the base between a closed configuration of the station in which the interior space is substantially enclosed, and an opened configuration of the station in which the interior space is accessible for servicing, in the closed position of the station the lid covering at least a portion of the top panel of the upstanding wall of the base, said housing having an entry opening through which rodents enter the interior space of the housing, the rodent management station further comprising at least one of a trap and a bait positionable within the interior space of the housing.