Domain Outdoor Sugar Momma Deer Food Plot Seed, 1/2 Acre, Annual and Perennial Food Sources for Summer, Fall and Winter Attraction, Year Round Food - Turnip, Rape, Kale, Clovers, Chicory

Domain Outdoor Sugar Momma Deer Food Plot Seed, 1/2 Acre, Annual and Perennial Food Sources for Summer, Fall and Winter Attraction, Year Round Food - Turnip, Rape, Kale, Clovers, Chicory

$ 34.99

Score By Feature

Based on 54 ratings

Delivery

8.84

Giftable

8.94

Value for money

9.10

Satisfaction

9.35

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1 JUG (3. 25 LBS. ) = 1/2 ACRE - Packaged in a convenient, reusable container

FINALLY, A FOOD PLOT MIX THAT DOES IT ALL - Sugar Momma is a premier cold season food plot for maximum fall and winter attraction, as well as year-round forage and protein.

ONE PLANTING - With brassicas for fast growth and cold season forage, as well as perennials for year-round high protein forage, this planting is designed to provide food all year.

Turnip, rapeseed, and kale for fall and winter, as well as two types of clover and chicory for all-year protein

PH LEVEL RANGE: 6 0 - 7.

Questions & Answers

Do you have a favorite seed spreader?

Although we are not necessarily spreader loyal, we generally use a Scott's hand spreader and always recommend starting on the lowest setting (1 or 2) and walking quickly while keeping a close eye on the seed dispersion. Because they are such small seeds, a little goes a long way! Remember that soil quality is crucial, and that you should always test your pH. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Selected User Reviews For Domain Outdoor Sugar Momma Deer Food Plot Seed, 1/2 Acre, Annual and Perennial Food Sources for Summer, Fall and Winter Attraction, Year Round Food - Turnip, Rape, Kale, Clovers, Chicory

It was successful in areas where others had failed

5/5

Food plots I've planted in the past have been ignored by deer because I live in a heavily agricultural area in central Ohio. I planted this sugar momma in mid-August, and a month later, I've got dozens of photos of deer eating it all day, every day. It's been a bit of a slog, but the plot remains intriguing.