Domain Milo Seed

Late season separates the plots that still hold deer from the ones that went bare. Plan for the cold months now.

Most plots offer food, but few offer food and cover in the same planting.

Food and Cover: Milo grows 3 ft to 4 ft tall and matures in about 80 to 90 days. It provides both forage and cover, and deer feed where they feel hidden.

Tough in Hard Years: It carries strong tolerance to heat, drought, and cold. The seasons that thin out other plots are the ones it was chosen for.

Late-Season Draw: Nutrient-rich seed heads develop at maturity and become highly attractive in late-season conditions. The food is standing when much else is gone.

From the Stand: You sit a field edge in the cold and watch deer step out of the stalks to feed. The seed you put down months ago is doing its job.

Fits Your Ground: It is suited to full or mostly full sunlight. It works in hunt plots, field edges, and backwoods plots, and one 3.5 lb jug plants 1/4 acre.

Plant for the late season and be the property that still has food standing.