Whitetail Institute Winter- WG3 Late-Season Brassicas Food Plot Seed

GREENS 1/2 ACRE 3LBS FALL

The Whitetail Institute Winter- WG3 is a specially formulated blend of cool season brassicas designed to provide a highly nutritious and attractive food source for deer during late-season months. Engineered for durability, this seed blend withstands extreme cold temperatures and drought conditions, ensuring that deer continue to find nourishment even after other food sources have diminished or become inaccessible due to snow cover. Its ability to stand tall under harsh winter conditions makes it an ideal choice for late-season hunting and food plot management. This seed mixture is optimized to be more appealing to deer, encouraging consistent visitation throughout the critical late-season period. Its resilience and nutritional value can help improve deer health and support population management efforts. The product is ARREST MAX approved, ensuring it meets safety and environmental standards for land management and wildlife conservation. Designed for easy application, the seed blend can be seamlessly integrated into existing plots to provide a reliable late-season food source that attracts and sustains deer when other forage options are scarce. Whether used to improve hunting success or support wildlife habitat, the Whitetail Institute Winter- WG3 offers a strategic solution for late-season food plotting. Its dimensions and formulation make it suitable for various plot sizes, providing versatility for hunters and land managers seeking effective late-season forage options.

Features:

• Annual blend of cool season WINA brassicas designed for late-season food plots and hunting

• Highly drought-resistant and capable of withstanding extremely cold temperatures

• Stands tall under snow cover to ensure deer can find it during winter

• Provides a highly nutritious food source for deer during late season

• More attractive to deer, encouraging consistent feeding

• ARREST MAX approved, meeting safety and environmental standards