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    Trophy Clover Mix

    clover/chicory perennial

    The highest protein and tonnage-producing clover/ chicory perennial food plot mix on the market!

    $34.99 – $299.99 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page

I’ve been using Antler King minerals, attractants and food plot seed for many, many years!  The practicality put into each product is second to none.  The plot seed is specialized for different stages of the season and different types of plots, allowing hunters to have great looking plots all season long.  Whether you’re using plot seed, mineral or attractants, you’ll always know what to expect when you use Antler King.

Mike Pelletier, Hardcore Pursuit

I’ve been using Antler King for years now and there isn’t a better quality seed that performs in climates all over the country. We have deer on our property year-round due to the high-quality food plots we are able to have.

Michael Lee, Backwoods Life
Pat McFadden

“Great morning in the woods for the opening day of Indiana firearm season. My cousin (Eric Seward) and I filled our tags hunting over our Antler King food plots. So important to keep those does on your property when the rut hits.”

Brett Hankins – Indiana

“I’ll never forget the first time I hunted a 1 acre Slam Dunk Plot.  I took my father in law with, who had never bow hunted before, we saw 22 deer that night come into the plot… it was simply amazing and he was hooked.  I have sold and tried other food plot seeds but Antler King Products have blown the others away. We have had many satisfied clients.”

Tim Tibbits – Tibbits Archery Mineral Point, WI

“I planted Honey Hole on a small 20-acre piece this year and was having a few shooters coming through regularly, then this guy showed up 5 weeks ago and all the other ones disappeared. Thank you, Antler King.”

Jason Benner l Wisconsin

“I had actually planned on hunting this buck late season, over food, as that was the only time he had any sort of consistent routine. Here are some pictures of him from last winter, over what was left of a Honey Holey plot! (doubled the size off that plot for this fall!)”

Thomas Mlsna – Wisconsin