Wicked Greenz

WICKED GREENZ
The Bowhunter's Blend

Always something to bring deer in! Great early, mid and late season (others all miss the
middle!)

There are early season food plot products and late season food plot products and even some all season food plot products on the market but the truth of the matter is that none of them are very good in the middle of the season. In developing Wicked Greenz, we made sure to create significant overlap between the seed varieties that bowhunter’s need for early season deer attraction and late season deer attraction. These seed varieties don’t just meet in the middle, they overlap so the middle isn’t missed! You’ll also notice several varieties regrow as eaten so you get substantial graze tolerance, a key to mid-season sustainability. Plus, your plot will provide high protein and high-yield late season attraction. Finally, the winter wheat will provide food in the spring for deer and turkeys and act as a weed suppressant, too.

Early to Mid Season

1. Forage Oats - Highly palatable, highly digestible; browse tolerant
2. Forage Peas - Highly palatable; soft, easy to eat; regrow as eaten; high protein and high energy

Mid to Late Season

1. Rape - Easy-to-grow, high-yield; bushes out as eaten; most winter hardy brassica
2. Forage Collards - High protein; browse tolerant; very drought and cold tolerant All Season
3. Winter Wheat - High protein, late season forage; spring cover, weed stopper; turkeys love it
4. Winter Rye - High protein; graze tolerant (grows more as it is eaten)

LOCATION: Full sun, mostly sunny
SOIL PREFERENCE: Well drained, moderately drained, pH range: 5.5-7.0
DROUGHT TOLERANT: Low to moderate
GENERAL FERTILIZER RECOMMENDATION: 300 lbs/acre 9-23-30 plus 100 lb/acre, Urea once
plants reach 6"-12"
PLANTING DEPTH: 1/4"-1/2"
PLANTING DATES: North: August-mid September, Central: August-early October, South:
September-October
Plants 1/4 acre