Imperial Extreme (Perennial)

Loved your forage oats last fall and a nice buck arrived in that plot. The deer loved bedding in the oats once they grew tall. I planted them second week of August and they grew like crazy. I didn’t have high hopes for the Extreme food plot but they grazed it to the ground last fall and are back into it already this spring. Way better than the clover I used to use. Going to try it in a few more spots.

I used to plant clover from the seed store here in New Brunswick. It grew but the deer barely touched it. A friend of mine referred me to the Canadian Whitetail website. After speaking with John and discussed my food plot needs, he recommended that I try the Extreme as my plots is often very dry. The Extreme blew my expectations through the roof. It was easy to grow. The deer grazed it like crazy last year. I just frost seeded the plot with some Imperial Clover. Can't wait to see it come back this spring. Bet my deer can't wait for it either!

Very good germination rate and quick growing

I knew my pH was low as I was planting a new 1 acre piece of ground that I cleared during the winter where evergreens grew. I have been using Whitetail Institute seed blends for 5 years. I know how amazing they are. I didn't have time to wait for the lime to take its course so I put 500lbs 1st week of April and waited 45 days before planting. The plot came up beautifully. I chose Imperial Extreme because the good folks at CWFPlots recommended it since it tolerates lower pH levels. We made the right choice. I will do another soil test in Sept. and add the proper amount of lime to get the pH perfect. Great products!!! Love this stuff.

Extreme is a great product! Grows very well in hard conditions and the deer love it!! My pH was not perfect and it still grew well.

This blend grows thick and is incredibly attractant. The deer on my property love it. They feed in it at all hours of the day. Great product!

I think extreme is a great product. It grows good in hard conditions and the deer love it!! It's been in the ground for 3 years and still looks lush with just a little spring fertilizer and 2 mowing per year.