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SKU: WX2*0649189
Designed for late-season food plots, this annual brassica blend is intended to provide a dependable source of forage when frost and snow have reduced other options. It is described as highly nutritious, with a robust growth habit that can stand through cold conditions and remain visible above snow cover. The mix includes late-season WINA brassicas and a small amount of Tall Tine Turnip, and it is presented as suitable for hunters looking to keep deer focused on a plot during the late season. A 12-lb. bag is listed to plant up to 2 acres, making it a practical choice for larger plot setups.
Late-season Food
Plot blend designed for hunting
Stands Tall
Through frost and snow cover
Contains Annual
Late-season WINA brassicas
Fortified Small
A small amount of Tall
Abundant Tonnage,
Attraction, and energy in early
| Attraction Claim | Attracts deer |
|---|---|
| Cold Tolerant | Yes |
| Coverage | 2 acres |
| Drought Tolerant | Yes |
| Energy | Provides energy in the early and late seasons |
| Extreme Cold Tolerance | Yes |
| Frostsnow Performance | Stands tall under frost and snow cover |
| Nutrition Claim | Highly nutritious |
| Product Type | Late season food plot seed |
| Rapid Establishment | Yes |
| Season | Late season |
| Seed Blend | Annual blend of late-season WINA brassicas |
| Tall Tine Turnip Included | Yes |
| Tonnage | Abundant tonnage |
| Weight | 12 lbs. |
It is a late-season food plot blend designed for deer hunting and food-plot use, with a focus on providing forage in late season conditions.
The description says it contains an annual blend of late-season WINA brassicas, fortified with a small amount of Whitetail Institute's exclusive Tall Tine Turnip.
The provided product data says a 12-lb. bag plants 2 acres.
Yes. The product is described as robust, drought and cold tolerant, and able to withstand extreme cold temperatures, with stands that remain visible even under snow.
No. The provided information does not list planting instructions, soil requirements, or site conditions beyond its late-season and cold-weather focus.