Whitetail Oats Plus

The Imperial Whitetail Oats Plus is an oat based product that is extremely attractive and winter hardy.

Whitetail Oats Plus
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Imperial Whitetail Oats Plus is an oat-based product that is extremely attractive and winter hardy.

When a university tested different oat varieties for grain production, the grazing pressure by deer on one specific variety was so heavy it was eliminated from the tests.  Whitetail Institute found out about this variety and its testing proved that the oat was highly preferred by deer because of the oat’s high sugar content and that it is very winter-hardy. The result is Imperial Whitetail Oats Plus – the PREMIUM oat planting for deer that establishes and grows quickly, contains high levels of sugar for maximum attraction, and provides enhanced cold-tolerance.

  • PREMIUM winter oats for deer that are designed for early fall planting
  • Highly attractive to deer with a high sugar content
  • Includes Whitetail Oats – an oat variety so attractive it was removed from university grain-production trials and shelved due to heavy grazing by deer. This exclusive Oat is only available in Whitetail Institute products.
  • Winter hardy
  • Includes small amounts of a specially selected triticale to boost cold-tolerance even further
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  • 5
    Whitetails first choice

    Posted by CDSC on 18th Nov 2016

    I planted this (first time) earlier this year in a 1/3 ac food plot. Hands down, the deer prefer the whitetail oats. Deer are in there all times of day (only at night on others) and literally fight over their space to eat. Obvious to me what to plant next year.

  • 5
    Excellent in GA Clay

    Posted by Russ on 19th Oct 2016

    This is my second year of planting Whitetail Oats Plus. I planted other oats in years past, but have had more vigorous growth and more utilization with the Whitetail Oats Plus.

  • 5
    easy, little prep, and great results

    Posted by Unknown on 21st Sep 2016

    prolly the best seed I have ever used. tilled up a old food plot and within week it was thick and lush.

  • 5
    Fast germination

    Posted by Travis M. on 17th Sep 2016

    Great results. I planted on August 22 in the Piedmont of SC. I did soil test and the recommended lime and fertilizer application. Came up great after small rain and oats are at 6-8 inches now. Great product!

  • 5
    My deer love it

    Posted by Unknown on 16th Sep 2016

    I planted this last year for the first time ever. I mixed it with wheat. The seed bed was well prepared and I used a Cultipacker before and after spreading the seed. My fields never looked better and the deer seemed to love it.

  • 5
    Grows like a weed

    Posted by Bill on 11th Sep 2016

    Planted whitetail oats in late August in the pacific nw to attract and feed blacktail deer. In three weeks the plot looks like an ocean of green. Roosevelt elk are hitting the plot regularly, even bedding down in it midday. Jury still out on the blacktail but the oats grow like a weed.

  • 5
    quick start up

    Posted by jim d. on 9th Sep 2016

    planted right for rains mid August . Both and Oats and Ambush ( with oats) came up right away . look great -best looking food plots this fall.

  • 5
    Great Product

    Posted by Dylan V. on 2nd Sep 2016

    Planted Whitetail Institute Oats Plus this year. They are coming up great. Planted them with Tall Tine Tubers and act as a great cover crop. Have plenty of deer and turkey in the oats daily.

  • 5
    If you plant it they will come

    Posted by Seamus L. on 27th Aug 2016

    With cooler than average temps and rainfall way above average I took a chance and planted a little early. After a soil test and prepping the ground and fertilizing, it was up four days after planting. The deer have been in it ever since. The deer plot is just behind our barn, at times the deer cut through the yard to get to the dinner table. Starting to leave a path worn in the grass. We have planted Whitetail Oats for years and would never be without.

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