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Big Tine Buck Brunch No-Till Food Plot Mix 4-lb. Bag
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SKU: WX2*0712031
Overview
Built for hunters working with tough access and limited equipment, this no-till food plot mix is intended for hard-to-plant locations where hand tools are the practical option. Its blend of clovers, turnips, and cereal grains is designed to provide forage that can help attract and hold deer for an extended period, with growth possible in areas receiving just 3 to 4 hours of direct, filtered, or broken sunlight. The mix can germinate in as little as 7 days after rainfall, making it a useful choice when timing and weather are part of the plan. A 4-lb. bag covers 1/4 acre, which suits smaller plots or targeted setups.
Why Hunters Choose the Big Tine
Formulated Hard-to-plant,
Hard-to-reach locations
Can Be
Just hand tools
Germinates As
Little as seven days after
Blend Clovers,
Turnips, and cereal grains
Designed Provide
Attraction for up to nine
Key Features
- No-till food plot mix formulated for hard-to-plant, hard-to-reach locations.
- Can be planted with just hand tools, simplifying preparation and planting.
- Germinates in as little as 7 days after rainfall.
- Blend includes clovers, turnips, and cereal grains.
- Designed to provide nutrition and attract deer for up to 9 months.
- Grows with as little as 3 to 4 hours of direct, filtered, or broken sunlight.
- 4-lb. bag covers 1/4 acre.
Best Used For
- Hunters planting small food plots in hard-to-reach locations with only hand tools available
- Landowners needing a no-till mix for areas with limited sunlight and minimal site preparation
- Deer hunters wanting a plot blend of clovers, turnips, and cereal grains for extended attraction
- Users covering about 1/4 acre with a compact 4-lb. bag for seasonal hunting setups
Specifications
| Attracts | deer |
|---|---|
| Coverage | 1/4 acre |
| Duration | up to 9 months |
| Germination Time | as little as 7 days of a rainfall |
| Ingredients | clovers, turnips and cereal grains |
| Planting Method | No-Till |
| Planting Tools | Hand tools |
| Sunlight Requirement | 3 to 4 hours of direct, filtered or broken sunlight |
| Weight | 4-lb. bag |
Pros
- Formulated for hard-to-plant, hard-to-reach locations.
- Can be planted with just hand tools.
- Germinates in as little as seven days after rainfall.
- Blend of clovers, turnips, and cereal grains.
- Designed to provide attraction for up to nine months.
- Grows with as little as 3 to 4 hours of sunlight.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed for hard-to-plant areas, so it is better suited to small or difficult-access plots than large, fully prepared fields.
- The mix is intended to be planted with hand tools, which keeps setup simple but also means it is not a substitute for full tillage or more intensive site preparation.
- It relies on rainfall for quick germination, so timing and early moisture conditions matter for establishment.
- The 4-lb. bag covers 1/4 acre, so larger food plots will require multiple bags.
Suggested Comparisons
- Deer food plot seed mix
- No-till food plot seed blend
- Small-acreage wildlife planting mix
- Clover, turnip, and cereal grain plot mix
Suggested Accessories
- Hand tools for planting and site prep
- Seed spreader
- Soil testing kit
- Watering equipment
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of planting locations is Big Tine Buck Brunch No-Till Food Plot Mix made for?
It is formulated for hard-to-plant and hard-to-reach locations, and the product description says it can be planted with just hand tools.
How quickly can this food plot mix germinate?
The description says it can germinate in as little as 7 days after a rainfall.
What plants are included in the mix?
The mix combines clovers, turnips, and cereal grains.
How much area does a 4-lb. bag cover?
A 4-lb. bag covers 1/4 acre.
How much sunlight does it need?
The product description says it grows with as little as 3 to 4 hours of direct, filtered, or broken sunlight.