I HOPE YOU DIDN’T PLANT THIS IN YOUR FOOD PLOT!!! Stop Planting These Blends.

A staple in the food plot world? Why?
Brett discusses obvious outcomes with some overhyped blends and talks replacement for those blends to get better opportunities this fall at a target buck!
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[@route-249]

You're doing it again! Thanks for the opportunity!!!

[@justinphillips6136]

Well glad I watched this before throwing seed down in my plot I’ve just prepared. Thanks for the thought. Keep up the great work

[@daveguttormson6315]

Good stuff.
Been planting radish/ turnips for about 12 years but I don't depend on the tubers, only the leaves.

[@belindahorn3611]

Domain is a great seed choice, haven't tried Bombshell though. Thank's for the info.

[@whitetaillandmanagement]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@redriveraerialphotography5780]

Totally agree! Been at this for 45 years and this is spot on.

[@jameskuhnell-ks8xc]

Very good information thanks

[@mdunn316]

Will definitely be looking into Bombshell....... Thank you.....

[@doughill9828]

Good information will try

[@justonpohl4937]

Michigan here thanks for the info

[@whitetaillandmanagement]

Any time!

[@haydencapps1955]

This is something most don’t think about. Good video

[@parnellterry2575]

I've had good luck with Domain clover blends and now bombshell is on my radar.

[@brucemccann9846]

Having good luck with Domain seed

[@kylefahler3]

Maybe next year! Got this late

[@Mark-oq5pf]

Please do a follow up on this. I'm very interested in the Ethiopian cabbage and would like to see how it performs.
Thanks !!

[@stephenmyers1217]

I agree with the planting of bulbs, they never helped my food plots much.

[@braidengreen4789]

Thank you its my first year planting food plots have no clue what im doing

[@trevornewman457]

I always combine multiple clover in a small plot tucked back in the woods

[@IanMiller-fx2pe]

Awesome video

[@whitetaillandmanagement]

Thanks!

[@timsimpson9831]

Thanks for the great info.

[@whitetaillandmanagement]

Glad it was helpful!

[@trevornewman457]

Hot Chic And Green Machine is a grat combo from Domain. Thanks for the video and info.

[@whitetaillandmanagement]

It sure is!

[@johnsoeder756]

Thanks for the tips

[@scottdaily3602]

Good video.

[@whitetaillandmanagement]

Thanks!

[@patrickstienstra8102]

I like it definitely will try it maybe with a new trail cam

[@Browneyemafia]

Good info! Good Luck this year!

[@whitetaillandmanagement]

Thanks! You too!

[@jwoyshnar]

Very informative video!

[@JohnShropshire-v3r]

Thanks for the tip

[@christopherthewis7447]

Good information. Things I didn’t think about.

[@whitetaillandmanagement]

Glad it was helpful!

[@SuperDave-pe1zw]

Great tips 👌

[@darrelbyler6253]

Good point

[@danieldahlin1937]

Thanks for the info

[@whitetaillandmanagement]

You bet

[@antoniochacon4020]

I totally agree with u

[@dereklee6543]

I never have had any luck with radishes or turnips. Deer will feed with their head down all across a picked corn field. Get to the radish and turnips plot and pick their head up and walk straight across

[@jakedrew7365]

Good stuff.

[@whitetaillandmanagement]

Thanks!

[@transamguy9073]

Well in ohio they smash the bulbs after a good frost. Come dec they hammered them

[@whitetaillandmanagement]

If it ain’t broke don’t fix it then 👍

[@brucemccann9846]

Interesting

[@RushOutdoors]

Bang for your buck is fine! Taking care of the soils is far more important! Good video! But some information is a bit off when it comes to soil conservation for future use.

[@whitetaillandmanagement]

Debatable. Chances are if you have poor soil, your bulbs will be the size of a golf ball. Bulbs aren’t going to be your saving grace. You’re better off paying attention to planting method vs putting a bulb in the ground that drains an already less than ideal soil more.

[@alexcoca2795]

I love Domain seed!

[@hunterkautz2288]

Soil health

[@whitetailsup760]

I disagree it does do some good after the season especially when ur in ag country when all the crops are gone they eat my bulbs through January and in to first of March love the content

[@whitetaillandmanagement]

But who hunts in Jan-March? Thats my point

[@bsk7125]

You should have food for the deer herd throughout the entire year. Not just hunting season. Could b thru prescribed burning and early succession growth or food plots.

[@whitetailsup760]

@@whitetaillandmanagement 365 dude

[@roadtotherut9430]

LFG!