Antler King Honey Hole Food Plot

• Fast growing and easy to establish
• For best results plant in late summer or early fall.
• Comprised of 5 varieties of Rape and Turnips, 3 lb. bag plants 1/2 acre.
• Treated with Antler King's Ultra Coat Orange for higher germination rates and increased forage yield
• Recommended fertilizer is 19-19-19 or 13-13-13 at 300lbs. per acre. pH should be between 5.5-6.5.

From the manufacturer:

Irresistible Fall and Winter Food Sources

Honey Hole is a mixture of 5 unique varieties of brassicas, which include 3 varieties of rapeseed, and 2 varieties of turnips. This awesome Hunt Plot is an ideal plot for the fall and winter. After the first frost a molecular change occurs transforming the stored up starches to a sweet, high energy sugar that will be irresistible to your deer herd. Because these plants will thrive with little or no tilling, anyone can create their own 'honey hole' with little to no equipment required. Honey Hole can be planted in the Spring or late Summer and it’s varieties of warm and cool season food sources will help keep deer on your property all season long.

The plant varieties that make up Honey Hole are easy to use, establish fast and grow quickly… while a 6.0-7.0 pH is preferred Honey Hole can grow in a wide variety of soil conditions and is a little more tolerant to soil acidity than some food plot mixes. Deer will begin to consume the leafy greens as the plants begin to grow and mature, but once the weather turns cold and the plants are impacted by a hard killing frost or multiple hard frosts a molecular change occurs… this dramatic change triggers plant maturity and allows the plants to convert their stored up starches into sweet sugars. This change increases consumption and deer will flock to your Honey Hole plot to consume the sweet tasting sugary plants providing an extremely palatable, highly digestible energy source the deer need for survival. The special plant varieties in Honey Hole make it the best Fall and Winter hunt plot available and is the foundation of any late season food plot and deer management program.