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Antler King Red Zone Food Plot, 20 lbs.

Item # 418715

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Key Features

Two varieties of forage and grain soybeans
Variety of forage peas and buckwheat
Matures at different periods throughout the year
Plant in May thru August in northern U.S.
Plant in March thru September in southern U.S.

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Product Description

Designed for serious whitetail hunters who are looking to increase their chances of scoring a trophy buck. Red Zone is comprised of two varieties of forage and grain soybeans, a variety of forage peas, a variety of buckwheat, and more! Red Zone will mature at different periods throughout the year, offering a food plot that deer will crave during the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. Red Zone can be planted from May through August in the northern U.S. and March through September in the southern U.S. (When planting in the fall, plant at least 60 days before the first expected frost.) One 20-lb. bag plants 1/2 acre.

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Size	20 lbs.

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Antler King Red Zone Food Plot, 20 lbs.

4.4

(based on 8 reviews)

88%

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5/14/2013

5.0

Great plot for year round.

By Brett

from Indiana

About Me Avid Gardener

Pros

Fast Growth
Great Year Round Plot

Cons

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Comments about Antler King Red Zone Food Plot, 20 lbs.:

Great plot if you are on a budget or don't plsn on planting several food plots. This plot will cover the entire season.

4/12/2013

4.0

great cover crop

By straight arrow

from Fairport NY

About Me Getting Started

Pros

Easy To Use

Cons

Best Uses

Destination Food Plot

Comments about Antler King Red Zone Food Plot, 20 lbs.:

love this red zone as a destination plot due to the fact that as the deer aet off a leaf or stem another shoot grows providing a constant food source. I am alos using it as a border crop for cover this year to shield the view of some road hunters

12/28/2011

1.0

Antler King Red Zone

By theshedman

from Indiana

About Me Getting Started

Pros

Easy to plant
Easy To Use

Cons

Unwieldy

Best Uses

Comments about Antler King Red Zone Food Plot, 20 lbs.:

Red Zone did not perform like it should have. I tested the ph level of my soil, spread lime where needed, planted the seed and up grew cockaburrs.............tons of cockaburrs. I did have some soy beans and sunflowers but mostly cockaburrs. I did have deer eating it at the early stages but the cockaburrs took over and drove the deer away.

11/23/2011

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Great for spring, summer, fall food plot

By Mel

from Eastern Upper Peninsula, MI

Pros

Good seed combination

Cons

Need to disk before plant

Best Uses

Keep deer in your area

Comments about Antler King Red Zone Food Plot, 20 lbs.:

(U.P. Michigan) The best way to plant this product on May 1 is to fertilize, disk light (2"), spread seed, drag. It stays productive until Oct.
To keep deer around for hunting season,the trick is, to spread wheat, rye, brassica since they don't require soil tilling.
Do this and deer will love U

5/31/2011

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

plant it an they will come

By wooly

from Iola, Wi

About Me Professional

Pros

Deer hammer it
Easy to plant
Good price
Wide varities of annuals

Cons

None

Best Uses

Year round

Comments about Antler King Red Zone Food Plot, 20 lbs.:

I planted 3 acres last year and it was nothing to see 35+ deer a night. This year I planted around 5 acres. If you want to plant annuals this is the seed blend to plant you will not be disapointed!!!!!!!!!!!

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do you till up the ground before you plant it. how often do you water it.
Asked on 1/13/2010 by Anonymous from northern florida
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  Yes, you will need to till up the ground to properly use the Antler King Red Zone Food Plot. First you would need to plow/till or disk the ground to break up the seed bed. Second apply the appropriate amount of lime and fertilizer. Next disk again to incorporate lime with the soil. Next you would need to go over the food plot using a cultipacker/lawn roller or weighted drag to smooth and firm the soil. Then broadcast the seed according to the seeding recommendation found on the back of the bag. Seeds should stay within the top 1/4" of the soil. As for watering, you do not have to water constantly, but a good recommendation is to let mother nature take its course.
  Answered on 1/14/2010 by Brooks from Gander Mountain
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  Yes you will need to till up the ground before planting this product. If you want to water it that is up to you but you do not have to water the product. The water in the ground and whatever precipitation you get in your area will keep this product healthy.
  Answered on 1/14/2010 by Davin from Gander Mountain