I've tried all your perennial products and have had good success. My favorite is Extreme. As long as you keep the weeds under control in early spring with your herbicides and fertilize annually, nothing beats it. Still love the others but my fav is EXTREME.

I planted this is rocky, clay soil in New York's Southern Tier. It rained after I planted it and then we had a 3 month drought. The plot established itself and has taken off. I will be planting more of this in the spring in all of my "problem" fields

This is our 5th year with Extreme. We're replanting a plot that had a competitors product in it last year. It was basically ryegrass that grew well but the deer didn't use it. My secret to success with the Extreme is keep the weeds and grasses out in the spring with your herbicides and fertilizer twice a year. Spring and fall. Keep up the good work. You should make this where pictures can be uploaded. My plot should be in your magazine.

This is my second planting of Extreme and the product works almost too good. The deer are hitting my 3/4 acre plot so well they don't let it fully develop. I'm going to fertilize when I plant and then twice more each year. My neighbor planted some and he does this and his plots are a little thicker than mine. It may be just an over-grazing issue. Anyway, the Extreme is doing great but no one is planting around me and I'm feeding their deer. Hopefully they will show up this fall. We've seen 3 trophies this summer. Great product.

I replanted a small plot with a combination of Extreme and Fusion and the results are remarkable. My Central Kentucky farm is covered with heavy clay/limestone soil. Looks so lush I'm tempted to sit down in it with a bottle of ranch dressing and chow down myself.

Planted it in red clay on log loading landing had tried 2 other products that would come up then die.Was giving up on the spot decided to try one more time, choose Extreme. Extreme came up & took off, deer love it,great summer plot.

I have planted your products for several years with good results in almost every year. I have a great neighbor and we practice QDM together. We don't shoot small bucks. I had already planted last year and he told me about his success with Extreme. I planted a one acre field. It was slow to develop like most perennials but the deer liked it.....a lot. I have ordered 3 acres to plant this spring. If this does as well as the last planting I will raise my rating to 5 and I rarely give anything a 5 star rating.

I have have planted Extreme twice in the past 5 years and the plots have thrived. I'm in the Midwest where you can drive for miles seeing hundreds of acres of corn and beans. My two neighbors told me that I was wasting my time and money because there was plenty of corn and beans for the deer. They are right other than after the crops are harvested and nothing is left for the deer to eat......other than my Extreme plots. I see deer all year long in my plots but after the corn and beans are harvested my plots fill up with deer every day. I need to plant a few more acres to handle the pressure. I am considering WinterGreens. I have a neighbor that has bragged on it for the past two years.

Planted Extreme two years ago. It started slow and your staff told me that was normal, give it some time. It kept on getting better and for the past year and a half I have an awesome plot. I fertilize lightly 3x each year and the plot is a damn deer magnet. Tell Frank thanks for his advise.