Fall/Winter/Spring Food Plot Blend

$29.99

This unique mix stays green all season and beyond to provide deer with much needed winter energy, plus up to 20% protein for bucks to grow next year’s rack!

Still green and providing food, energy and protein, well after everything else is dead or dormant
Highly digestible so it allows bucks to re-gain weight lost during the rut
Special blend of Antler King’s winter peas, cereal rye, radishes and buckwheat
Can grow 6” to 8” in just 10 days
Can plow in spring to put nitrogen back into the soil
Plant August through October

SKU: AKFWS17 Category: Food Plots

***Please note change in bag size. Now 17 lbs, plants 1/2 acre.***

FALL/WINTER/SPRING Blend is comprised of a special variety of winter peas, a unique variety of fall rye, radishes and buckwheat. These unique varieties grow extremely fast (can be 6″ tall in only 10 days) and stay green all fall and winter. If you are an avid hunter and are looking for an unbelievable hunt plot, this is it!!

WHY FALL/WINTER/SPRING? While other plants like oats or clover die or become dormant during the winter, FALL/WINTER/SPRING Blend will continue to grow and be in excess of 20% protein during this time period. Fall/Winter/Spring is unique in that it grows extremely fast, stays green all winter long and can provide a highly nutritious, palatable and digestible diet that can sustain intense graze pressure all Fall and Winter. The special variety of Fall Rye (Cereal Rye) is a cool-season plant that stays green and palatable all Winter long. It is easy to plant and can withstand less than ideal soil conditions and still grow well and be extremely attractive to your deer herd. The special variety of winter peas found in Fall/Winter/Spring are a great compliment to the Fall Rye and offer quick germination, fast growth, and highly nutritious forage. The radishes and buckwheat are added as an early fall food source and even into late fall when the temperatures drop and the plants become sweeter tasting to your deer. Fall/Winter/Spring also offers the ability to be mixed with other Antler King® brand seed mixes as it does well in this environment and can be mixed with Honey Hole or Slam Dunk adding even more early and late season attraction!

NUTRITION: The Winter Peas in Fall/Winter Spring offer a 20-30% protein forage, are very cold tolerant and the entire plant (stem, leaves, pod) will be browsed and eaten by deer. The special variety of Fall Rye will offer a tender green food source with up to 15% protein and stay green all winter long. This combination of cool-season food sources makes Fall/Winter/Spring an extremely important Fall and Winter food plot mix for your deer and an extremely effective Fall and Winter hunt plot, as deer will congregate in this plot.

Unique annual blend that grows fast and stays green all winter long.
Contains Fall Rye (Cereal Rye), Winter Peas, Radishes and Buckwheat.
Unbelievable hunt plot.
Can be 6-8″ tall in 10 days.
Plant in fall only.
Will attract deer September thru January.
Great source of protein in early Spring to enhance antler development.
Recommended fertilizer is 19-19-19 or 15-15-15 at 300lbs. per acre.
pH should be between 5.5-7.0.

Reviews

Bryan – October 16, 2018

planted the food plot in the timber in an area I cleared out, it was growing well for about 15 days then we got a rain it layed the plants all down and they did not come back. I had to replant the food plot with a different kind of seed. Was not impressed with the heartiness of the plants.
- Kathy Stittleburg – October 18, 2018
  
  Bryan, I will have a rep get a hold of you to help diagnose the problem for you.
Quinn – November 8, 2018

Fall/Winter/Spring was a success on my property. Planted in first week of September (grows so fast, could have planted later). Tilled the ground up and limed the area before seeding then lightly went over with ATV. What I love about this seed blend is that 30% of the bag is Winter Peas, which is more than I expected. Both seed types germinated super fast and deer have been hitting the plots. Even had a couple deer bed down right in it for a couple hours, then got up and started eating again.

I’m looking forward to hunting over it, and seeing how long it stays green into the winter to keep the herd healthy.
David Blankenship – May 30, 2020

Planted game changer growing great. Can I broadcast fws overtop the game changer only have a garden rake and a weasle to break up ground
- Robie Pruitt – May 30, 2020
  
  I’m glad to hear the game changer is doing great for you, yes you can over seed FWS into it as long as you have a good PH and you can cover the seeds, these seeds are larger seeds and need a better soil to grow then what the GCC does
Brian – August 28, 2020

I planted this 3 weeks ago, I can’t believe how high it is already. Very excited for this years hunt.
- Robie Pruitt – August 28, 2020
  
  Awesome my friend, it’s amazing how fast this mix can grow
Sherrill mitchem – September 2, 2020

I want to try your antler king fall winter spring food plot mix and see how it does in se ga in our very hot weather
- Robie Pruitt – September 2, 2020
  
  The fall winter spring will do very well in your area
Sean Britton – September 3, 2020

I planted this on my quarter acre food plot a week ago I put a 100lbs of 15-15-15 and it’s already up and about 5 inches tall
Wayne Graves – October 18, 2021

I want to plant FALL WINTER SPRING food plot blend, my question is do I have to till the soil or can I sow seed on top of soil ?
Brian Poelstra (verified owner) – January 16, 2022

Ourfirst food plot planting failed last year due to the incredible lack of rain. We turned to F/W/S in an effort to salvage the plot. A fair amount of time passed after it was planted and we were starting to think that it was also a bust because while it looked like it had germinated it was not easy to tell and it was not growing. All of a sudden BOOM there the plants were and they were gorgeous. The F/W/S came in and came in thick. The deer loved it and it pretty much saved the season. Will definitely plant this again this coming season. I can’t wait to see how well it grows if it gets a normal amount of rainfall on it. Thanks for the great product.