VISION

Imperial Whitetail Vision is a fall planted perennial that features the number-one food-plot planting in the world.

VISION
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Imperial Whitetail Vision is a fall planted perennial that features the number-one food-plot planting in the world, plus the attraction and drought resistance of WINA-100 perennial forage chicory, and the increased early and late season tonnage and exceptional attractiveness of 210K annual forage kale.  The Imperial Whitetail Clover component contains the Whitetail Institute’s newest proprietary clovers, which bring the same year-round attraction and protein content to Vision.  WINA-100 chicory and 210K kale boost early tonnage, and they increase attraction by offering deer a variety of exceptionally attractive food options within the same food plot.  WINA-100 chicory also increases the drought resistance of the product even further.  The Imperial Whitetail Clover and Whitetail Institute chicory components of Vision continue to provide abundant protein year-round for antler growth and overall herd health for up to five years after planting.    

  • Includes annual 210K kale specially selected by extensive preference testing on free-ranging deer across the U.S. and Canada
  • Includes Imperial Whitetail Clover for maximum attraction, high protein levels, longevity and variety
  • High tonnage for early and late seasons
  • Provides up to 36% antler-building protein
  • EXTREMELY cold tolerant
  • Heat, drought and disease resistant
  • Coated with RainBondTM for enhanced seedling survivability
  • Perennial clovers last up to 5 years from a single planting

Imperial Whitetail VISION is designed to produce a variety of forage choices for your deer, and do it in a hurry.

 

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  • 5
    Very reliable

    Posted by John O'R. on 10th Jun 2026

    Got a cool spot with morning & afternoon shade that stays moist? This would be up your alley!

  • 5
    Imperial Whitetail Vision

    Posted by Paul D. on 3rd Oct 2025

    I used the I.T. Vision and seeded a 1 1/2 acres and also over-seeded with the Ravish Radish and for a first year foodplot it looks awesome!!! The deer and turkeys are there on a daily basis and the big bucks are showing up on a more regular basis. Thank you for a great product.

  • 5
    Vision

    Posted by Matt D. on 11th Oct 2024

    Excellent product even though deer eat kale early will have a beautiful clover field next year

  • 5
    Vision

    Posted by Taylor To. on 9th Oct 2024

    The germination rate was better than expected under extremely dry/ minor drought conditions . Then once we received some rain the remainder germinated and my plot filled in nicely.

  • 4
    Imperial Whitetail Vision

    Posted by Rob on 13th Oct 2023

    followed the planting instructions exactly. I've got a pretty solid annual crop coming up and the clover/chickory perennial is also got a good start for next year. I love the concept of having fall foliage and already a nice base for next spring. I rate this as one of the best products WI has to offer.

  • 5
    Vision

    Posted by Keith B. on 17th Apr 2022

    The deer really like this product.

  • 5
    SW Michigan

    Posted by brad g. on 29th Jan 2022

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

  • 5
    Outstanding blend

    Posted by MO bow hunter on 30th Nov 2020

    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.

  • 5
    Frost just came out and it greening up already

    Posted by Tim J. - MN on 18th Apr 2020

    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.

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