Antler King Great 8

The eight varieties are selected to mature at different times, ensuring your food plot remains attractive to deer from early bow season all the way through the late gun season. This staggered growth prevents the plot from being eaten down too quickly and provides a consistent food source throughout the fall and winter.

Yes, the high protein and energy content in this mix supports overall herd health, which is essential for antler development. By providing high-quality nutrition during the harsh winter months, it helps deer recover faster and enter the spring in better condition.

You should plant this blend in the late summer or early fall, depending on your specific region. The goal is to get the seeds in the ground early enough to establish a strong root system before the first frost.

Like most food plot blends, Great 8 performs best in areas with full to partial sunlight. While some of the forage varieties may tolerate light shade, you will get the best results and highest yield in open areas that receive at least six hours of direct sunlight daily.

For the best results, we recommend testing your soil pH before planting and applying fertilizer as needed. A soil test will tell you exactly what nutrients your plot is missing, allowing you to maximize the growth potential of the seed blend.