You should advertise this product more. I planted 4 1/2 acre fields. It was slow to get started but after it developed it's sucking deer from my neighbors land. He asked me what I had planted and I told him it was a secret blend. He is driving me crazy because his land held more deer until the past 2 seasons than mine. Sorry WTI I cannot help you sell more product to him:)

Loved the fast delivery. We planted last weekend & got good rain so hopeful they will start coming up soon.

I have a sandy, droughty hill located within a 5 acre food plot. This plot is hit hard and is my favorite by far to hunt. After working that hill for years trying to improve the soil (if you could call it that), it finally got to a point to try a planting. I chose Extreme based on a past planting and others praise of the product. I also didn't want to work that hill again for some time as it's hard to negotiate the tractor on it. After a couple weeks and luckily several rains, the field turned green. The deer love the forage and feed on it quite heavily. I recommend to anyone with challenging ground to try Extreme.

I've tried several other types of food plot seed and was not satisfied... I tried Extreme about 5 years ago and really liked it. Not much care, except for fertilizing spring and fall. I did spray for weeds once. Now it's time to replant again, and I chose Extreme again. It saved me time and work for not having to plant every year. Now I just plant every 5 years.

The Extreme worked well in our tough soils. We saw 6-8 deer in this field almost every day and in the past we were lucky to see 6 in a year

I manage about 90 acres in Southwest Georgia with approximately 4-5 acres in food plots. In 2011, I contacted Whitetail Institute because we had been going through a series of intense droughts and everything I was planting was dying due to lack of rain and the intense heat down here. The representative I talked to said that they had developed Imperial Whitetail Extreme for exactly those kinds of conditions and that I should plant that. He said that once it got established it was extremely tolerant of all conditions and that it really worked. I'll admit to being a little doubtful, as it was hard for me to picture anything surviving very well in such hard conditions. I ordered 50 lbs of the stuff and waited until October, with better rain and less heat, to plant the stuff. With minimal amount of delay, it came up and I had good activity in the plots of Imperial Whitetail Extreme. The real test came the next summer, when it again got hot and dry. Southwest Georgia is extremely hot and often subject to dry periods. All I can tell you is that the Imperial Whitetail Extreme not only survived, it thrived on my property. I've had plots in this stuff for 3 years now, and it does great ALL year round. I only cut it and periodically fertilize it and the stuff is just amazing. It gives me a huge advantage on the hunters around me because there is ALWAYS a food source on my property and the deer eat that stuff all year round. Both of my boys killed their first deer in a Whitetail Extreme food plot, and the quality of my deer has improved steadily over time both in size and in antler growth. I keep cameras on my biggest Imperial Whitetail Extreme plot all year round and use it to keep a census of the bucks using my property. Nothing I have ever tried has given me the steady results that this product has and nothing has lasted nearly this long. The stuff is just almost indestructible once you get it started and its available during periods when almost nothing else is. The deer browse it down to almost nothing, and yet it comes back every single year. It's just a great product and I'd highly recommend it to anybody who struggles to grow and maintain food plots. I've never seen anything like it.