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One of the best strategies to tag a big buck is a Hidey Hole plot close to cover. Bucks seem very comfortable feeding in these small plots and when they are close to cover, bucks often feed there after daylight and before dark. This blend was designed exactly for this mission.
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- Fall Release 66.75
Fall Release is best seeded using a no-till drill or other...
- Summer Release from $71.26
Green Cover Seed was not able to source these seeds from...
- View Blocker from $36.45
The View Blocker blend is specifically designed to create an...
- Hidey Hole from $52.88
Hidey Hole is best seeded using a no-till drill or other...
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Brassica Plus Release from $71.25 - Food Plots - Green Cover
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Exciting time each year as we gear up for the upcoming deer season. Time to plant fall food plots with the anticipation of patterning and bringing in some o...
26 Απρ 2020 · - Some low tier food items can give a long duration, while some high tier food items can give a short duration - Finding the right food for you depends on finding the right balance of tier, duration, and how easily you can obtain it
Green Cover - Food Plots for Deer and Wildlife. Match your goals to a mix that is right for you. Plant the mix and start regenerating your soil. Watch as the wildlife flock to your plots and get excited for hunting season. Get Started. Traditional monoculture food plots are a thing of the past.
29 Μαΐ 2021 · In this video, we are planting green through last fall's cover crop deer food plot mix. We are planting Summer Release Blend from Green Cover Seeds, the one recommended by Grant Woods...
Fall Release is best seeded using a no-till drill or other seeding device and placing seed at a depth of 1/4" to 1/2". It can also be broadcast into areas with minimal plant competition such as a new plot or one where a seedbed has recently been prepared.
Hidey Hole is best seeded using a no-till drill or other seeding device and placing seed at a depth of 1/4" to 1/2". It can also be broadcast into areas with minimal plant competition such as a new plot or one where a seedbed has recently been prepared.
