Whitetail Institute Tall Tine Tubers Seed

A plot that dies with the first hard frost leaves deer looking somewhere else.

Tall Tine Tubers provides two forage sources for late fall and winter.

Fast Foliage: The first forage grows quickly and becomes sweeter with fall frosts, so deer keep hitting the plot as the woods go bare.

Winter Tubers: Sweet tubers can grow as large as softballs and deliver an additional food source through the winter.

Hard Ground: The planting is extremely drought and cold tolerant, so a dry spell or a freeze does not erase the food.

Two Forages: Foliage first, tubers second. One plot, two reasons for deer to stay.

In the Stand: You sit a frozen morning and watch them dig those tubers instead of drifting to a neighbor's field.

Plant the plot that still feeds after the frost.