Little late than we’re wanted to frost seed this plot but with freezing temperatures in the forecast and prior knowledge of our area knowing we usually get at least one frost in April, we should still be in great shape for a successful clover food plot!!

As you can see Gavin is on crutches with a sprained ankle so he had Dylan stepped up to help him get this food plot spreaders. Whitetail Institute clover. This seed blend is known to be a favorite for frost seeding because of its specific seed coat and years of proven success with their clover. I’ve used more seed companies over the years than you could imagine and one relying factor I’ve seen in Whitetail Institute is I’ve yet to have a bad food plot using their seed so I’m excited to put it to the test once again. We frost seeded into last years brassica turnip and radish plot and people say that about 60% of plots frost seeded into last years brassica plots will survive, so yet another thing we’re excited to test.

We’re going to post a video in the next couple months to see how this clover plot produces!!