Antler King Honey Hole Seed

The first hard frost ends most food plots. It starts this one.

Cold weather does something to brassicas that smart hunters learn to plan around.

Frost Turns On the Switch: Before the freeze the leaves run bitter and deer leave them alone. After it, the sugars come up and the plot gets hammered. You are sitting on a food source that peaks when the season does.

Built for Northern Winters: Three varieties of rape and one variety of turnip hold green forage into the cold months. When the acorns are gone and the beans are picked, this is still standing.

Little Ground Work Needed: These plants thrive with minimal or no tilling. You can put in a half acre without hauling equipment to the back of the property.

Coated for Better Stands: The seed is treated with Ultra Coat Orange for higher germination rates and increased forage yield. More of what you spread turns into food.

Late Season Holding Power: Plant in late summer or early fall and the plot matures right into your November and December sits. Cool weather only increases what they eat.

Let the cold come. That is when this plot starts paying.