VISION (Perennial)

The deer really like this product.

doing great and the deer love it. planted a 1/4 acre and over seeded with cereal rye to protect the clovers.

I have always liked the blend of clover and chicory. I prefer to plant in fall so I was excited to see a nurse crop added to this blend. The kale is fantastic and the deer are absolutely plowing it all season. I have an acre of this next to a 2 acre plot of a different blend. Hasn’t been a deer one in the other. This has gotta be the best thing I’ve ever planted in 20 years.

Planted last summer. Grew fantastic. The deer ate it down to 1/4” high after frost stopped it for the season. The frost is barely gone and it’s already starting to green up . The deer have been in it since the snow levels went low enough to dig through it.

We hunt a small stretch of private land that is land locked by other properties full of hunters. For years we’ve never seen much more than some does and the occasional small buck. Now thanks to the guidance of your staff and some Whitetail Institute products in our food plot we have a solid herd of does and are starting to see more mature bucks as well! Thanks

I planted Vision this past summer and once we got rain it took off. The rut is just beginning and the deer are all over it. Hoping to catch a nice buck chasing this weekend. I think based on the number of doe in the field, it could be a great weekend. Great product.

The absolute best way to establish Imperial Whitetail Clover in the fall and still have plenty to hunt over. Kale is being hammered along with the clover but there is so much food in our 2 new plots. Very impressive blend. Can't wait to see the full field of clover this spring.

I normally plant my clover in the spring but this year I decided to try the Vision in the fall where it would be fully established by spring. The plot is awesome with the kale at about 15 inches and the clover at 5 inches. The deer are starting to devour more and more of it each day. By the end of the year they should have a 2.4 acre plot eaten to the ground. Happy customer.

Our plots are in western New York State. We planted the last week of August. Our goal is to establish a 3-4 year perennial food plot as we have done many times before. We planted 3 acres with Vision and then over-seeded with an an acres worth of Whitetail Oats plus as a nurse crop and to add to the attractiveness of the plot. The Whitetail oats provided something for the deer to eat almost immediately. The Whitetail clover, chicory and kale were well established by the middle of October and the deer were feeding daily. By November 7th we started hunting the plots. All the oat leaf tips, chicory and kale are nipped down to the level of the underlying clover. There is still lots of clover and oats to be eaten before deer season ends. Had we planted the Vision about a month earlier, we may have had even more clover establishment and larger kale plants. There is no doubt the clover and chicory will reestablish next spring and throughout next summer. Today we saw the biggest buck we have ever seen in our plots. Very satisfied!