BIO-LOGIC or WHITETAIL INSTITUTE

[bowman12]

Wow, awesome bucks, congrats!

[buckhunter21]

I've tried both.  I wouldn't say one is better than the other.  I've had good results with both.  But, like has been said, if you can find a co-op that has similar seeds, go with that since you'll more than likely get about the same results for half the cost.
 
Best of luck!

[dkdesign]

Thanks Bowman- sorry to all about pic size

[ranwin33]

Great looking deer.

[zos41]

I have used both with good results, but for me the Whitetail Institute products do seem to do a bit better and are hit a bit more often by the deer.
 
The key with any food plot is to get a soil test done and follow the recommendations for lime and fertilizer.

[SHKYBoonie]

I have been around farming all my life, although I am not a farmer by any means. When you ask a farmer, what is the single most important thing needed to get good plants? Most will say that getting the Ph right for the type of plant you are growing. Alot of the time you can get by with a generic 15-15-15 fertilizer but if your Ph is wrong, you can put all the fertilizer you want on your plots and it will not matter.
 
I am sure that any seed blends you buy will do as good as any of the others. Most probably come from the same suppliers anyway. It's just a difference in what seeds they blend together in one bag. As stated before, do a soil test and follow as closely as possible. I have skipped this process before because time didn't allow me to get the soil test done. My plots suffered greatly for it. There was a big difference in growth from the year before and after when soil test were done. I could also tell a BIG difference in the use it was getting from the deer.

[dkdesign]

Thanks ranwin.  I guess everyone gets lucky now and then!