Plant it every year for winter plot. Deer can't resist the temptations of a tuber. February and March they attack it. Excellent source of food and they dig at it so much guaranteed to find dropped antlers and usually pairs.

Used these in the past and they were a sure attractant to deer in Pa. but for some reason moved away to other types of planting. Coming back to them this year

Tall Tine Tubers if planted in September get a Good start before the Deer eat them after the First Good Frost. They survive through most of the winter with the deer eating the "turnips" right before Spring.

Could not believe how butiful it come up and how fast. Did not believe the deer were going to use it, until late season. They have tore it up. I will be using it every year. They love it and I do to.

I have planted many type of green fields over the years but the tall tine 1/2 half acre I planted the past two years is by far the best. The deer never let them mature before eating them down. After the Tibet reaches about 2in they never let them get any taller before they eat them. Would defiantly recommend

First tried these last year and they brought the deer right in. Easy to plant and they grow quick. Deer hit the turnips through the winter.

I am shocked at how fast this seed came up, I sowed it pretty thick and have a great stand so far

For decades, we dabbled with products that produced mediocre results. Since using Whitetail Institute products these last few years though, the change has been like night and day! We have a much healthier herd, a lot more deer and racks that quite simply, never existed and are unheard of for our area. Thank you Whitetail Institute of North America!

I can't wait to check my trail cameras every 2 weeks or so. It's better than Christmas morning. At this point I would not use any product other than Whitetail Institute's. They are that good.