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Lights Out Forage Oats

$29.99

If you want to hunt late season plant Lights Out. This Canadian seed mix is extremely weather/cold tolerant and will last into the winter.

  • A mix of special cold tolerant forage oats, turnips and canola that are grown in Canada
  • pH tolerant so will grow in most soils
  • Fast growing, easy to grow
  • Seeds need to be planted less than 1/2” deep
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LIGHTS OUT FORAGE OATS & MORE is an awesome ALL FALL hunt plot that will attract deer all Fall and Winter. The special varieties of Forage Oats, Turnips and Canola will be highly sought after food sources by the whole deer family. Beginning early in the Fall and extending into Winter, Lights Out makes a fantastic hunt plot EVERY day of the hunting season! Lights Out Forage Oats & More will completely change how you plan your Fall Food Plots this year!

WHY LIGHTS OUT?  When developing Lights Out Forage Oats we tested many Oat varieties and were able to find a specific Oat variety that was more attractive to deer than all the others and was also more weather tolerant and Winter hardy…staying greener and more palatable longer into Winter than the other varieties on the market.  With 90% Oats, Lights Out Forage Oats will be able to attract and feed deer just 10-14 days after planting, as it will germinate quickly and immediately provide highly sought after food sources and act as a GREAT bow hunting food plot.  This special variety of Oat is not only cold tolerant but can also withstand intense graze pressure, allowing the Turnips and Canola time to reach maturity and provide the 1-2 punch of early and late Fall food designed to keep deer in your food plot all hunting season long.

NUTRITION:  The leafy greens and fibrous roots of the Brassicas in Lights Out provide 16-25% protein, 4% gross energy (equivalent to corn) and are easily digestible and palatable offering deer a high energy alternative to corn that is much easier to digest and much cheaper to plant and maintain.  The first killing frost or consecutive frosts will help trigger maturity and a dramatic molecular change that will allow the Brassica plants to convert their stored up starches to sugars creating an irresistible sugary food plot that deer will crave throughout the colder months.  This highly sought after combination of grains and brassicas is designed for the deer hunter and land manager and will provide your deer herd the food they need, when they need it most!

  • pH Tolerant
  • Easy to Grow
  • Grows Extremely Fast
  • Extremely weather tolerant mix
  • Plant seeds less than 1/2″ deep
  • Spread 100 lbs. of 19-19-19 fertilizer for every 1/4 acre
  • For best results plant: Northern Zone: August 1 – September 15
  • For best results plant: Central Zone: August 15 – October 1
  • For best results plant: Southern Zone: September 1-October 20
  • 12 lb. Bag Plants 1/4 Acre

Reviews

  1. Quinn Manderfield –

    Very quick establishing seed blend that seems to rate high in shade and PH tolerance.
    My only gripe would be the low percentage of turnips and canola, but the bag does say 90% Oats so I knew what I was getting into.
    Oats grow extremely well, the vibrant green really stands out relative to the Fall woods.

  2. Jim Scordo –

    I am very interested in your Fall, Winter, Spring and Lights Out. I have 4 different 1/4 acre food plots so looks like need two 17 lb bags of Fall, Winter Spring and two bags of Lights Out. Sound right? How long will it take to deliver to Watertown, NY??

    • Robie Pruitt –

      Thank you for reaching out to us, yes you are correct on the bags needed and with this COVID going on I would say 4 to 5 days

  3. leland planty –

    just planted a food plot using LIGHTS OUT 8-29-2020 in upstate ny. 1/4 acre. planted whole bag, after rototilling the plot 3 times. after seeding rolled the plot got rain the night after planting. Cant wait to see results, thank you

    • Robie Pruitt –

      It definitely doesn’t get much better then that

  4. Dub –

    I planted lights last year. Grew wonderfully & attracted deers well into the late bow season for me. However, I want more turnips this year. If I were to plant Honey Hole vs Lights Out in the same plot, would it have a negative impact since the deers are already used to the Lights Out?

    • Robie Pruitt –

      Dub I’m glad our lights out worked out great for you, the honey hole is an awesome mix but one thing I always tell people is if it’s not broke don’t fix it, I would plant the lights out mix again and add a little more turnips to it, we carry 1lb packs of turnips on our website just for that,
      Good luck

  5. Dub –

    Just put lights out down again at the end of August. Got rain a week later & the plot is starting to come in. Problem is they’re barely out above the dirt about an inch or so & there is no more rain in sight for weeks. Is Lights Out drought resistant enough to survive? Or should I try to find a way to get some moisture to it?

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