Attention everyone interested. I have deer food plot seed for sale here locally. It is buckbusters seed. here is some info.

Buck Busters Basic Fall Seed Mix:
Nine species of winter forage crops including:

Three Species of Cereal Grains
Oats, wheat and Elbon Rye

Two Species of Winter Peas
A fast growing, early producing variety and a late maturing variety for late winter and spring production.

Three Species of Brassica (Rape)
A high quality forage varieties with different maturing dates for a longer growing period. (We do not use Dwarf Essex Rape in our mixes.)

Dixie Crimson Clover
A quick growing variety that produces from late fall through spring and is a good reseeding variety.

Buck Busters Basic Fall Seed Mix
Kind of Seed Number of Seeds
in 50 lbs. Percent Based on
Number of Seeds
Winter Peas 36,000 2 %
Wheat 133,600 8 %
Oats 192,000 13 %
Elbon Rye 141,000 9 %
Rape 729,360 48 %
Dixie Crimson Clover 295,520 20 %

Or
Buck Busters New Annual & Perennial Mix

12-Month Forage Production for Deer, Turkeys, and Upland Game Birds
A mix that combines all the same ingredients as our basic mix with the addition of chicory, plantain, and forage radish. These perennials will produce all winter and all through the hot summer for 12 months of forage production for deer and habitat for turkey and upland game birds, such as pheasants and quail.

Buck Busters New Annual & Perennial Mix
12 Month Forage Production for Deer & Turkey
Kind of Seed Number of Seeds
in 50 lbs. Percent Based on
Number of Seeds
Dixie Crimson Clover 295,520 19 %
Browtine Chicory 170,100 11 %
Tonic Plaintain 170,100 11 %
Rape 364,650 24 %
Forage Radish* 33,920 2 %
Oats 192,000 14 %
Elbon Rye 133,950 9 %
Wheat 126,920 8 %
Winter Peas 36,000 2 %
* When available

call or email me
979-218-5845
jared.klatt@uap.com

this comes in a 50lb bag.

How much per bag? I don't need it this year, but maybe next year if you'll be selling it again. Where are you located?

Is the clover pre-innoculated? Very important if crimson clover has not been grown in the plot before.

i am located here in the brazos bottom between 60 and 21. for the clover, it is not pre-innoculated because it would cost more per pound than what it is worth, when the correct fertilization is followed. the results have shown that it doesnt make that much difference with proper fertility. i recommend putting some fertilizer down with the seed (for example 100 lbs/acre 13-13-13).
the rate on this is 50 lbs/acre of planting. 1 bag of this will go about the same as 2 bags/acre of the other types of plot seed. currently i have the basic mix on hand. if anyone wants the A&P mix, I can order it and have it here quick. You are looking at the range of $25-30/bg. Keep in mind the quantity of the seeds and the variety.

thanks guys, dont hesitate to contact me.