Grazetolerant brassicas, clovers, and chicory blend: Withstands heavy deer grazing for long-term plot sustainability
Shade-tolerant forage: Thrives in small, secluded plots with partial or full sun and moderate shade
Quick-establishing clovers: Rapidly cover and maintain plot density even under heavy pressure
Rich in flavor and scent: Rape radish and chicory provide strong deer attraction
Flexible planting options: Suitable for microplots or larger plantings near destination food sources
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A special blend of highly attractive brassicas, clovers, and chicory designed to be graze tolerant and keep deer coming back day after day
Sure the deer love that 10 acre soybean field, but how often do you actually see them out during shooting light there? And, if you’re a bowhunter, how hard is it to get them in range in a big field
Plot Size
0.25 to 3 acres
Seed Ingredients
Chicory, rape radish, rutabaga, 3 clovers
Planting Depth
1/4 inch or less
Soil pH Requirement
5.5–7.0
Sunlight
Full sun to partial shade
Planting Season
North regions July–September, Central August–September, South September–Early October
Summarized by Shop
4.5
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Just got it in the ground today. Been very dry here in Virginia. Hopefully getting some rain in the next few days. Ill follow up once it comes up.
Side note. Might want to tape the container tops before shipping, one of mine had opened and spilled out in the box. But luckily I was able to save it.
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Kevin · 3 days ago
Me, not knowing what I was actually ordering . I ordered seed mix for shade and sun . So I’m getting ready to order the mix for spots in the woods with no till available. Something like a throw on the ground and grow !! The other stuff will be planted in about 2 weeks .
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Judy · 5 days ago
Planted in a statewide drought and has done well with the little rain we’ve gotten. This picture was taken a month after planting. Sandy acidic soil with moderate lime application
