Imperial Whitetail Clover (Perennial)

Best food plot clover on the market. I have never had so many deer using my 2 acre plot. I tried several brands in the last few years and none compare to Imperial Clover. It grew fast and thick and the deer are constantly grazing on it day and night and it just keeps bouncing back despite the heavy browsing pressure. A little fertilizer in the spring and a couple of cuts in mid-July and then again in mid-August keeps most of the weeds out. Deer are still hitting it hard in November! Love this blend and more importantly my deer love it too.

Best clover for deer on the market by far! I planted 3 clover blends from 3 different companies side by side in a 2 acre field and the deer spend 90% of their time feeding in the Whitetail Institute variety. I am sold on this blend!

Been planting clover fields for years in hopes of seeing more deer and holding more deer on my property. Neighbors shoot everything with antlers so holding deer at my place saves lives. I planted Imperial Clover last spring. This is the second year for that plot and I have never had more deer feeding in there. Simply amazing. Its stays green until late in the season. Love this brand!

Incredible attraction! I have planted several clover plot blends bought at my local agricultural store which grew somewhat but very few deer visited. The Imperial Clover has now been in the ground on my 1.5 acre plot since early May and I have 8-10 deer feeding in the plot at all hours of the day. I have never had so many deer feeding in my plot. I am planning another 1 acre plot 200 yards from the clover. I will be planting Imperial Pure Attraction there late next summer to have both perennial and annual plots on the property for my herd. Very pleased with the results.

Depuis que ce trèfle a poussé, les chevreuils s'en gavent à toute heure du jour. Je n'ai jamais eu autant de chevreuils sur ma propriété de 100 acres. Je pense que j'aspire les chevreuils de tous mes voisins. J'ai installé des caméras cellulaires et je capture des images en permanence a toutes les heures. J'aime voir les mâles se nourrir calmement dans mes deux parcelles. J'ai aussi plus de dindes que jamais qui se nourrissent dans le trèfle. Je suis complètement convaincu par cette compagnie de semences. Il s'agit vraiment de mélanges authentiques pour chevreuils et non de semences provenant de la COOP comme tous les autres compétiteurs sur le marché. Les Brassicas Imperial seront plantés ce week-end.

Johathan – QC I never thought that creating food plots without any experience would lead to such a successful perennial planting. I planted this plot with Imperial Whitetail Clover in early May and it surpassed all of my expectations. I ordered the seeds from the Canadian Whitetail Food Plot site but then called their office and spoke with John for some guidance. He took an hour of his time to go over everything that I needed to do and know to be as successful as possible with the products. I knew nothing about food plots for whitetails and I feel that I have gained 10 years of experience and knowledge in that conversation alone. I have since called back asking for advice and they are always available for me to help with suggestions and tips. By looking this picture, you can see that their advice and products are working. I followed all the instructions that I was given and didn’t take any shortcuts. We decided to shape the plot this way as I am mostly a bow hunter and we felt that it needed to be narrow and not a big open field. I can’t wait to see how the deer take to it. We don’t have a large deer population but I have no doubt that the deer will be making more frequent visits on my 40 acres than they have been in the past. I hope to keep the deer longer on my property than at the neighbors who only bait and do not practice food plots for deer. Plus, I feel better knowing that I am helping the deer herd in providing some quality nutrition. Next year, an additional 1-acre annual plot will be planted 200 yards from this clover plot. I can’t wait to try the Winter Greens as I read that the deer smash the brassicas and turnips. Thanks, CWFP for all of your valuable advice, guidance and amazing service and to Whitetail Institute for making such a premium product. I will recommend it to all the hunters at my club!

What can I say about Canadian Whitetail Food Plots and Whitetail Institute products, they are remarkable and I feel they will be a game changer. I have 100 acres in Central Eastern Ontario, which I have hunted for the last 10 years without food plots. We don’t have a good food source but we do have water, so we are hunting game that I think are passing through the property to a bedding area or a food source. My son in law and nephew are much younger than I am and are up to date on the latest trends and technology, they kept telling me to try food plots and see what happens, I might be surprised. So, this year I cleared and prepped about 6 small food plots to see what would happen. I am no farmer by any means but followed the advice of John adding Lime to the soil, getting rid of weeds and all competition, tilling the soil and adding 10-10-10 fertilizer when seeding. The seeds have been touching soil for 2 weeks now and the clover is growing quite well, the brassicas is just starting to come up but now I have a problem. The deer and moose are crushing the clover now before it has a chance to grow more than 4 inches. I have never seen so much activity around so early. This prompted me to put all 6 of my trail cams out in front of the food plots to monitor activity. I can only imagine what is going to happen once everything really starts to grow. I have a cow moose and a calf that found 2 of my food plots and will not leave. Trail Cam pick after trail cam pick of them at night, during the day just standing in the middle of the plots. Doe after Doe with fawns enjoying their new found buffet. So, I have done 2 things, one, I contacted my son in law and my nephew and have eaten my humble pie and admitted they were right and I should have done this years ago, and second, I reached out to John for some advice on what to do next to make sure I keep them fed and around for hunting season. At this rate they could quite possibly eat me out of house and home in no time. I have just ordered some Chicory to do a second seed and fill in the bare spots which will hopefully take some of the pressure off the other forage and give them a source of food in different stages of growth. What a problem to have and since this is my first go around, I will definitely keep doing this next year and probably expand a few of the plots. The thing that is also concerning to me is that no other land owner around me plant food plots and I can see all their deer and wildlife coming to my 100-acre buffet. I can only imagine what they will think, and what happens when the turkeys find these plots, they will all need to make a reservation for dinner. In closing, this is definitely a game changer and I strongly recommend that everybody should try this, as I stated before I am not a farmer so it just takes a little bit of work to prep the land and then John’s seed will do the rest. Very excited and looking forward to the upcoming season and we are only in July. The company is easy to deal with, they know their stuff, have great products and the service is thorough and fast. Might need to invest in a bigger property so I can try all their seed products and also a bigger freezer as well. Thanks again and I will keep you posted.

Working well in Nova Scotia Canada. Recommend heavier seeding amounts for my area.

Planted imperial clover for my first attempt at a larger food plot and very impressed with how well it’s growing. The deer love it and it seems to be very graze resistant. Can’t wait to see how it holds up in the fall.