Food Plot Crop For example, spring clover plots help does and fawns to grow and bucks to recover from a rough winter. Summer soybean fields provide protein to help maximize muscle and antler growth. Fall grains, turnips, and brassicas provide a high amount of carbohydrates to help deer fatten up for the winter.

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Double-duty Slam Dunk works all fall by providing peas and buckwheat early, and then radishes and forage rape later on. There's always something good to eat! Designed to always have something the deer want to eat – no dead time!

While there are dozens of crops that can be attractive to whitetails, here are the top three plant types that will attract whitetails at different times throughout the season. Perennials such as red and white clovers, chicory and alfalfa are known for providing nutrition for much of the year, and they do.

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Oats and wheat will be attractive to deer as soon as they reach a few inches tall, while brassicas will often be more appealing after frosts convert starches in the plants into sugars.

I plant a mix of oats, rye and brassicas. The oats are mainly to keep the deer off the rye and brassicas until it gets colder. Don't reinvent the wheel. Planting something unusual for your area may not grow, and the deer may not be interested.

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