Antler King No Sweat No Till Seed

Some of the best deer ground is the ground you cannot get a tractor into. Most hunters give up on it.

This is the mix for the shaded logging road, the back corner, and the strip behind the ridge.

Works Where Equipment Cannot: You do not need a tractor or a disk. Clear the debris, spread the seed, and let the rain set it. The plot goes in with a bag on your shoulder and a walk down the trail.

Built for Shade: Every variety in the bag was chosen to tolerate low light. Timber openings and old roads that starve a standard blend will hold green forage here.

Fast to Establish: Oats, rye, clover, canola and more come up quickly. You plant a spot the deer ignored in August and sit over standing forage in October.

Perennial and Annual Together: The annuals pull deer in the first season while the perennials set roots for the next. One bag does two jobs.

Tolerant of Rough Dirt: pH swings that stall a picky blend do not stop this one. Thin soil and forgotten corners still grow food.

The ground you wrote off is still ground the deer will use.