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Deer Creek
Wild Life Food Plots

Seed Mixes

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Magnified Grass
Autumn Buffet

 

Autumn Buffet

Autumn Buffet's lush growth of brassicas, rapeseed, turnip, and clover are a whitetail fall favorite. Maintenance Fertilizer:   18-18-18. Seeding Rate:   9-12# (~.25#/1000 sq ft)

Planting Time:   April-Aug

Brassica Blend

Brassica Blend

 a mixture of fast-growing brassicas & Purple Turnup for a lush forage to attract deer  from mid- to late-fall. 

Maintenance Fertilizer:   18-18-18 Seeding Rate:  7-9#/acre (~.25#/1000 sq ft)

Planting Time:  April-Aug

Loggers Mix

Logger’s Mix

This blend of fescue, clover, & ryegrass  will quickly produce cover,  grow in low-fertility- acidic or wet soils, & areas with less-than-ideal sunlight. Maintenance Fertilizer:   18-18-18. Seeding Rate:   18-25#/acre (~.5#/1000 sq ft)

Planting Time:   April-Sept

Silver Screen

Silver Screen

 This mix of forage soybean & Egyptian wheat provides privacy & a food source growing 8-12 ft tall with a thick density.  Best planted in 10–20-foot strips along roadsides, food plot edges, & for dividing larger plots. Maintenance Fertilizer:   18-18-18. Seeding Rate:   40-50#/acre (~1#/1000 sq ft)

Planting Time:   May-June

Succotash

Succulent Succotash

This fall forage remains green and lush - even under the snow, when other food sources are brown and dormant. Composed of rye, barley, brassica, turnip, and rapeseed. Maintenance Fertilizer:  18-18-18 Seeding Rate:   18-25#/acre (~.5#/1000 sq ft). Planting Time:   July-Sept

Wildlife

Wildlife Clover Mix

A balanced mix of ryegrass & clovers preferred by a wide range of animals and birds year-round. Adapted to a variety of soil types and growing conditions. Maintenance Fertilizer:   6-24-24 Seeding Rate:   9-12#/acre (~.25#/1000 sq ft)Planting Time:   April-Sept

Proper soil analysis greatly enhances the success of your food plot.

Ask us about complete soil sampling and analysis services.

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WARNING: These and other such products should not be used for feeding or baiting in counties and jurisdictions that prohibit their use in such manner. Please contact the DNR for baiting and feeding regulations in your area.

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