Whitetail Institute Tall Tine Tubers Deer Food Plot Seed - Turnips Provide Two Food Sources to Attract and Hold Deer Throughout Fall and Winter

They come up quickly, and grew fast. And best part after a frost the deer can’t leave them alone

Planted in upstate SC, mostly red clay soil. Added some lime and 10-10-10 fertilizer. Once it got established in about 4-6 weeks, I added some more nitrogen to it. Nothing very scientific to what I did, just a few bags of lime, fertilizer and 2 of nitrogen high fertilizer. It didn't get any rain for about 7 days so it took some time to germinate. It is about 8-10" tall now and we just started getting frost on it which I think is when the deer started hitting it. Bare spots are mostly from turkeys that dusted in the plot. Will buy again and with more soil prep it will do better. This soil was very compacted.

Exactly what we bought. Perfect in every way. Thank you for the great deal

Seeds are tiny! However, even though we planted and had a 46 day drought we still had a good amount of germination / crop production. The deer seem to love this over corn. On several occasions I have watched deer walk past the feeders where corn is laying on the ground to eat the tops of these tubers. Will buy again!

Planted in a filled up seed bed before a steady rain and got great results.

I planted these in late October just before a rain. I didn't even follow the cultivating instructions. I just sowed them on top of some pine needles and grasses and they came up quickly. The deer are already rooting in them and they are not even mature enough yet. I wish I had planted them about 4 weeks earlier.

I will update as time goes by. So far so good with the seed. I need to throw up the cams and hopefully see something. Easy to plant with a hand held spreader then drug a leaf rake behind me to work the seed and 10-10-10 fertilizer in. I did till it a little to work the dirt up, not much time spent here.

Easy to plant, just add fertilizer and water. The great thing about them is the deer tend to ignore them until the frost hits them a few times. Great late season attraction. Turkeys and deer love them.

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