Whitetail Institute Winter Peas Plus Deer Food Plot Seed, Superior Cool Season Forage Designed to Maximize Deer Attraction into The Late Season, Very Cold Tolerant, 11 lbs (.25 Acre)

Product works &came up quickly.

Great results and quick ones to we suffered a 3 month dought and everything I planted dried up and died. Not the product fault Mother Nature fault

This product is easy to plant - I simply harrow my field, distribute the seeds, then use a drag harrow behind my 4 wheeler to work them in. They come up well (I plant mine at least 4 weeks before first frost). The deer I'm feeding really like them. I have found "Austrian winter peas" at a local hardware store in 50 pound bags for a much better price, so that's normally what I go to first.

The deer just demolish the winter peas and kale. I planted at the end of August hoping that by mid October the plot would be established. Within a week it started coming up. This is the second week of September and I can’t keep the deer out of it. Will be replanting by the end of September.

Winter peas are very good germinate in about a week a bit of rain helps to

Purchased a couple of times. Very good growth from the 1st planting (disced into soil). Far less growth when I spread seeds without incorporating the seeds into the soil.

First time using it can say that it really came up good ive had better looking food plot with other stuff so will i spend the money on it next time probably not. Ended up reseeding it with my usual food plot seeds and had no problem with them

All of the seeds sprouted. The deer that I am feeding liked it. Their good health is important to me. You do have to water the plants, however. It is hot in Southern California, and if you let the plants dry out, they will die.