Winter Peas Plus

Only tried this product for one season and that's why I only rated it a 4 out of 5. I am planting it again this year in a larger plot. It never grew taller than 4" because the deer wont leave it alone. I will be planting it 2 weeks earlier this year and more of it!

I planted winter peas on July 4th. As of 8/2 nothing had touched them and only a few deer on camera. Went back to our place in PA 8/15 the crop is well pruned and all kind of deer on camera. I am happy!

due to heavy rains and flooding this year - i lost the entire corn/food plot in a bottom feild . when planted , i am depending on Winter Peas to be just the right draw for october bow season !

This will be my 2nd year of planting Winter Peas, the deer just tore it up last year. This year I am doubling the size of my Winter Peas plot

This year I am planting sorghum sudan grass in 12' strips to divide my 2 1/2 acres food plot in half. Then 3 more strips perpendicular to that making 8 smaller fields where deer might feel more isolated and safe, while allowing me to have 2 existing, now separated Imperial WC fields, 2 winter pea fields, 2 No Plow fields, and 2 fields of Whitetail Oats Plus. The winter peas are new for me but will offer something new for the deer to stay on my property. In the past the oats were phenomenal and the IWC clover and No Plow always have traffic. The Winter Peas will be a great addition to my new strategy.

The Winter Peas Plus and Whitetail Clover speak for themselves. They are grazed 5 to 1 more than any competitor or co-op mix