Winter-Greens

Amazing how much the winter greens attract the deer . I had my doubts at first, they just weren't eating it. The crop looked amazing 2-3' high not kidding either never seen anything like it . The fall was warm for Wisconsin and it didn't freeze till November, first time ever that has happen. I asked other people about it , they said just wait .They started eating it December 10, 20/30 deer if not more on the food plot every night.

Winter Greens is the cat's meow. It provides excellent late bow and gun season green forage when other stuff is gone. It increases deer activity in our plots and hunting area during the season. while also decreasing winter kill of our herds by increasing the deer health and size.

I never review a seed or attractant and give it a 5-star review. Once I kill a Boone and Crockett buck over it I will. You got close this past season. Planted WinterGreens and it started growing quickly. Just as you say in your info, as soon as we got a hard frost the deer started mauling it. It was a split 2 acre field and we had over 15 deer in it every day. Mostly doe but a few bucks, which is normal. When the rut hit our area I was fortunate to kill a 166-2/8" monster. The biggest deer we have ever seen on the property. Thanks for a great product and for anyone considering this I highly recommend it.

I planted my plot September 1 and got some timely rains. After 3 weeks it was standing 8" tall! I haven't seen a lot of activity in it yet but I know after the first hard frost the deer will be mowing it down just like in past years. Can't wait!

Started using this product last year in Georgia on one small plot. The deer loved it. It stayed green all the way through January. The deer kept the greens browsed down. I am using it again on several more plots this year.

Seeded the 19th of Aug and it has been 5 weeks and my Brassicas are almost a foot tall with huge leaves. I got a 1/2" of rain 2 days after I seeding and I have only gotten a 1/4 since then 5 weeks later. I did a 1/2 acre and did a soil test, limed 6 weeks before seeding, fertilized and sowed the seed-all this on fallow ground that was dense woods 4 months before. My success is more then I anticipated even without proper rain. If you follow the WTI's instructions and use their great seed, get a little rain-you will have success!

I wanted to go with something different this year so I went with the winter greens. I am very pleased. Within a few days I had growth and my plot has continued to grow very quickly. The deer are starting to sample the tops already after only a few inches high. I am looking forward to the upcoming season.

I planted about three weeks ago. Got some rain the day after planting then nothing for 20 days. Finally got some rain yesterday. But despite the lack of rain my plot is growing pretty good. But what is surprising me is that the deer are already using it and at all hours of the day. Very pleased.

Planted 9/04 in New Yorks Catskills. Was worried as soil is far from farm quality. Added some lime and fertilizer and got rain 3 days later I was happy to see that 3 days after rain I have a 1" tall full green plot in. So far so good will check again in 2 weeks