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wild life food plot
Antler King deer FOOD PLOT
Seed Mixes
a LEADER IN NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS FOR WHITE TAIL DEER
Fall/Winter/Spring
Comprised of a special variety of winter peas and a unique variety of winter rye. Grows extremely fast (can be 6" tall in only 10 days!) and stays green all fall and winter. Annual.
Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18
Seeding Rate: 68#/acre (~1.5#/1000 sq ft)
Planting Time: Aug-Oct
Fall
Winter -Spring
Trophy Clover Mix
Hardy and long lasting perennial mix of 4 varieties of clover, chicory, and rapeseed. Can last 6+ years on a single planting! provides protein for antler growth.
Maintenance Fertilizer: 0-0-60
Seeding Rate: 7#/acre (~.15#/1200 sq ft)
Planting Time: April-Sept.
Trophy Clover Mix
Honey Hole
A mixture of 5 unique varieties rape and turnips. An ideal plot for the fall and winter that after the first frost will turn sweet.
Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18
Seeding Rate: 6#/acre (~.15#/2000 sq ft)
Planting Time: July-Sept.
Honey Hole
Red Zone
Red Zone
A mix of high protein forage & grain soybeans, forage peas, buckwheat, & sunflowers. Matures at different periods throughout the year, a food plot the deer will crave in every season Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24. Seeding Rate:40#/acre(~1#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: April-Aug
Boomer Buffet
Boomer Buffet
2 multi-leaf alfalfa varieties, clover, chicory, & rapeseed. High protein & high forage production. Cold tolerant & drought resistant, Best in a soil pH of 6.67.0.Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24. Seeding Rate: 12#/acre (.25#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: April-May / Aug-Sept
Lights Out
Lights Out
An all-fall mix that's pH tolerant, fast growing, and weather tolerant. The special varieties of Forage Oats, Turnips, and Canola will be highly sought after early fall to winter.
Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18
Seeding Rate: 48#/acre (~1#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: Aug 1 – Sept 15
Slam Dunk Hunt
Slam Dunk Hunt
All-in-one attractant blended with warm & cold weather food sources. Radishes, forage peas, canola, & buckwheat will thrive in virtually any soil condition and climate. Easy & quick growing.Maintenance Fertilizer:18-18-18. Seeding Rate: 14#/acre (~.5#/1000 sq ft)
Planting Time: July-Sept
Game Changer Clover
Game Changer Clover
A minimum or no till perennial mix of 4 special varieties of clover and 1 variety of brassica. Tolerant to a low ph, shade, and dry, sandy soils. Ideal for logging roads and power lines.
Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24
Seeding Rate: 10#/acre (~.25#/1000 sq ft)
Planting Time: Spring/Fall
No Sweat
No Till
No Sweat No Till
An excellent mix for minimum or no till plots, like logging roads, shady areas, or where equipment can't be used. An ideal mix of fast growing shade and ph tolerant oats, grasses, clover, and canola deer love.
Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18
Seeding Rate: 18#/acre (~.5#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: April-May / late Aug
Game Changer Clover
Game Changer Clover
A minimum or no till perennial mix of 4 special varieties of clover and 1 brassica. Tolerant to a low pH, shade, and dry, sandy soils. Ideal for logging roads and power lines.
Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24
Seeding Rate:10#/acre (~.25#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: April-May / late Aug
Barricade
Barricade
An annual cover screen that grows thick and tall, allowing you to block views and funnel deer.
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Grows fast, tall (up to 8′) and thick
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Use to block views/secure walk-in routes, funnel deer
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Build bedding cover/blind cover
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Plant in summer, lasts until winter
Southern Greens
Southern Greens
Includes multiple drought and cold tolerant plant varieties that are palatable from early bow season to late gun season. Powered by collard greens and radishes, this mix should provide a constant food source all season from the south and up to the north.
Proper soil analysis greatly enhances the success of your food plot.
Ask us about complete soil sampling and analysis services.
Warning: These and other such products should not be used for feeding or baiting in counties or jurisdictions that prohibit their use in such a manner. Contact the DNR for regulations in your area