Whitetail Institute Ravish Radish

Deer go where the food is. In December, that list gets short.

Many plots fade when the cold sets in, and this one is built to keep feeding.

Long Season Forage: The radish varieties provide abundant, highly attractive forage from early fall through late winter. Your plot keeps working after the acorns are gone.

Fast Start: Ravish Radish establishes and grows quickly. Bare dirt turns green in a hurry.

Late Summer Planting: It is designed to be planted in late summer. The work fits the calendar you already keep, right before fall.

Attract and Hold: It is designed to attract and hold deer through fall and winter. Deer that feed on your ground have less reason to leave it.

From the Stand: You sit over the plot on a cold evening and watch the field edge. The forage is still there, and so is the reason for deer to show.

Plant it in late summer and let the cold months show who prepared.