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Domain Hall Pass Food Plot Mix
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SKU: WX2*0732587
Overview
Domain Hall Pass Food Plot Mix is built for hunters looking to establish a dependable deer food plot with minimal maintenance. Its blend of winter rye, winter wheat, clovers, turnips, radish, and hybrid forage brassica is designed to germinate quickly and provide a high-tonnage food source through fall, winter, and spring. It can be planted from late summer through fall and also works well for overseeding over-grazed beans or corn, making it a flexible option for last-minute or rotational plots. The mix is described as cold tolerant and soil tolerant, with planting coverage of 1/2 acre per 20-lb. bag.
Why Hunters Choose the Domain
Quick Germination
Minimal maintenance required
Cold-tolerant Soil-tolerant
Blend for varied plot conditions
High-tonnage Food
Source through fall, winter, and
Can Be
Planted late summer through fall
Suitable Rotational
Plots, last-minute plots, or overseeding
Key Features
- Blend of winter rye, winter wheat, crimson clover, white clover, purple top turnip, tillage radish, and hybrid forage brassica.
- Designed for quick germination, fast establishment, and growth with minimal maintenance.
- Cold-tolerant and soil-tolerant mix for fall, winter, and spring feeding.
- Can be planted late summer through fall for deer food plots.
- Suitable for rotational plots, last-minute plots, or overseeding over-grazed beans or corn.
- 20-lb. bag plants approximately 1/2 acre.
Best Used For
- Hunters planting a late-summer or fall deer food plot with minimal maintenance
- Property managers needing a rotational or last-minute plot for seasonal feeding
- Landowners overseeding over-grazed beans or corn to extend forage availability
- Users wanting a cold-tolerant, soil-tolerant plot for fall through spring use
- Those covering about half an acre with a 20-pound bag
Specifications
| Bag Size | 20-lb. bag |
|---|---|
| Cold Tolerance | cold tolerant |
| Coverage | 1/2 acre |
| Food Plot Use | rotational food plot, last-minute food plot |
| Germination | quick germination |
| Growth Rate | fast growth |
| Maintenance | minimal maintenance |
| Mix Ingredients | winter rye, winter wheat, crimson clove, white clover, purple top turnip, tillage radish, hybrid forage brassica |
| Overseed Use | can be overseeded into over-grazed beans or corn |
| Planting Dates Central | Aug. - Oct. |
| Planting Dates North | Aug. - Sept. |
| Planting Dates South | Sept. - Nov. |
| Planting Window | late summer through fall |
| Soil Preparation | hand rake, plow, or disc soil prior to planting |
| Soil Tolerance | soil tolerant |
| Soil Type | well-drained, moderately drained, dark/rich, sandy, clay |
Pros
- Quick germination and fast growth with minimal maintenance required.
- Cold-tolerant and soil-tolerant blend for varied plot conditions.
- Provides a high-tonnage food source through fall, winter, and spring.
- Can be planted late summer through fall for flexible timing.
- Suitable for rotational plots, last-minute plots, or overseeding over-grazed crops.
- 20-lb. bag plants approximately 1/2 acre.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Best suited to late-summer through fall planting, so it is not a year-round planting option in the strict sense.
- The 20-lb. bag covers 1/2 acre, so larger plots will require multiple bags.
- It is designed for well-drained, moderately drained, dark/rich, sandy, or clay soils, so site fit still matters.
- The mix is intended for quick establishment and minimal maintenance, but it still requires basic soil preparation before planting.
Suggested Comparisons
- Deer food plot seed mix
- Winter forage plot blend
- Rotational food plot seed
- Overseed food plot mix
Suggested Accessories
- Food plot seed mix
- Soil preparation tools
- Broadcast spreader
- Fertilizer
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in Domain Hall Pass Food Plot Mix?
It is a blend of winter rye, winter wheat, crimson clove, white clover, purple top turnip, tillage radish, and hybrid forage brassica.
When can Hall Pass Food Plot Mix be planted?
The product can be planted in late summer through fall. The listed planting windows are North: Aug.-Sept., Central: Aug.-Oct., and South: Sept.-Nov.
How much area does one bag cover?
The 20-lb. bag plants 1/2 acre.
Can this mix be used in an existing food plot?
Yes. The description says it can be overseeded into over-grazed beans or corn, and it can also be used as a rotational or last-minute food plot.
What kind of growing conditions does it call for?
The product is described as cold tolerant and soil tolerant. The listed soil types are well-drained, moderately drained, dark/rich, sandy, and clay.