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Big Sexy Food Plot Seed - 1/2 Acre 3 Lb
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SKU: 7000-850033777000
Overview
This food plot mix is built for hunters looking to draw deer through the fall and winter with a forage blend centered on turnip, rapeseed, kale, and radish. It is described as providing protein and energy-producing nutrients, while the leafy, bulb-producing growth is intended to hold up under heavy grazing pressure. Fast germination can bring deer into the plot within about two weeks, and the mix is noted as easy to plant with minimal tillage. One 3 lb. package is specified to plant 1/2 acre, making it a practical option for smaller plots or targeted hunting setups.
Why Hunters Choose the Domain Outdoor
Protein Energy-producing
Nutrients deer need during fall
Leafy, Bulb-producing
Forage stands up to heavy
Cold-hardy Mix
Includes turnip, rapeseed, kale, and
Fast Germination
Can bring deer in within
Easy Plant
Minimal tillage required
Key Features
- 3 lb. seed mix plants up to 1/2 acre, covering about 22,000 sq. ft.
- Blend includes turnip, rapeseed, kale, and radish varieties.
- Provides protein and energy-producing nutrients for deer in fall and winter.
- Leafy, bulb-producing forage is built for heavy grazing pressure.
- Cold and warm season forages support all-season attraction.
- Fast germination and quick growth; easy to plant with minimal tillage.
Best Used For
- Fall and winter food plots for hunters targeting deer nutrition and attraction
- Landowners wanting a fast-germinating plot with minimal tillage requirements
- Small-property managers planting a 1/2-acre deer forage plot
- Hunters needing a cold-hardy mix that can handle heavy grazing pressure
Specifications
| Cold Hardiness | excels in cold hardiness |
|---|---|
| Coverage Area | 1/2 acre (22,000 sq. ft.) |
| Forage Type | leafy, bulb-producing forage |
| Germination Time | within 2 weeks |
| Nutritional Purpose | protein and energy-producing nutrients |
| Planting Requirements | minimal tillage |
| Pressure Tolerance | heavy grazing |
| Seasonality | cold and warm season forages |
| Seed Mix Components | turnip, rapeseed, kale, and radish |
| Weight | 3 lbs. |
Pros
- Provides protein and energy-producing nutrients deer need during fall and winter
- Leafy, bulb-producing forage stands up to heavy grazing pressure
- Cold-hardy mix includes turnip, rapeseed, kale, and radish
- Fast germination can bring deer in within about two weeks
- Easy to plant with minimal tillage required
- 3-pound package plants up to 1/2 acre
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Covers only 1/2 acre per 3 lb bag, so larger plots will require multiple bags.
- Best suited to deer food plots focused on fall and winter use rather than a single-season planting.
- The mix is designed for quick germination and fast growth, but actual establishment still depends on planting conditions and site preparation.
- Minimal tillage is required, but the product still needs basic plot prep to perform as intended.
Suggested Comparisons
- Deer food plot seed mix
- Cold-season forage blend
- Turnip and brassica food plot mix
- Small-acreage food plot seed
Suggested Accessories
- Food plot fertilizer
- Soil test kit
- Seed spreader
- Plot maintenance rake
Frequently Asked Questions
How much area does one 3 lb bag cover?
According to the product specifications, 3 lbs. plants 1/2 acre, or 22,000 sq. ft.
What plants are in this food plot mix?
The mix includes special varieties of turnip, rapeseed, kale, and radish.
Is this mix intended for fall and winter use?
Yes. The description says it provides protein and energy-producing nutrients deer need during the fall and winter.
How quickly should deer start using the plot?
The product states that fast germination means deer can start coming to the food plot within 2 weeks.
Does this food plot require a lot of tillage to plant?
No. The description says it is easy to plant and requires minimal tillage.