Evolved Harvest® Throw & Gro Game Seed
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Developed to produce more plants for a longer time period!
Like the name says -- just throw and go! Attracts and holds deer wherever you want to hunt. Plant without disking so you can plant in areas that aren't accessible to heavy tilling and cultivating equipment. 5 lb. bag.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Masshunter12 Title says it all!!!
I threw this seed down beside a creek which got sun and shade. Two weeks later the seed grew to about 4 inches in length. The deer were loving it coming every morning and afternoon. It stayed through the whole season! Blends in with other plots of grass too!
May 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by VRRanch59 great product
After doing everything the directions said not to do this product is thriving.
1.Mined property all shale..no top soil.
2.Planted on a hillside..NOT level ground.
3.Did NOT use any lime, or starter fertilizer.
Used my rock rake on my tractor to make shallow rows then used my bucket flat on the ground going the opposite direction to cover up. Planted before a fall shower. The product in this picture has been growing for about a month!
GREAT product!!
October 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by weaponsloader So simple a child could grow it
I bought a bag of this stuff and just used a yrad rake to clear the ground for my plot. Threw the seed down and it it once more with the rake. After one week only one piece of rye came up. I mixed some liquid miricle grow in with a gallon of water and put it down on week two (just clumps of growth at that time). Got a good rain or two and it was over 6 inches high in one week. Everything is coming to this plot. Deer eating, pigs sniffing (not rutting though) even racoons playing on the cool grasses. I've even got pics of deer laying on it after eating in the daytime.
October 9, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by TreeSquatter Grows Thick, Even When Extremely DRY
I planted 1 bag of this the last weekend of August after the hottest & Driest summer Oklahoma had ever seen last summer. It hadn't rained in over 80 days. raked ground, threw seed down with hand & hand watered once, it only rained 2 times after planting it & grass GREW IN ONE MONTH, thick & tall!!! Have included pic, it was taken after farmers cut the crop & while doing so they also cut my grass in half. I was hunting muzzleload & 150lb buck walked straight past my corn & started eating the grass. Will definitely plant again next season!!!
September 20, 2012
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would this be considered baiting if you left it up during deer season in ma
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yes, it will work in the woods, just make sure you rack it out to get all the dead leaves off the forest floor. You want it to be as close to dirt as possible. You would have to check MA wildlife to see what their definition of baiting is. It should not be considered baiting because it is technically growing, and it would be a food plot. But at the same time im not in MA and im not a game warden.
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No, you need to be in a feildDetails:Â
Does this product need a lot of water or sun? Does it only last one year or will some of it come back for a few years.Answers
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Used it this year, yes it needs water, but not alot. Sunlight, more the better, but where mine is planted it gets moderate sunlight and its already coming in nice and thick. Just make sure you use fertilizer and lime with it to make it come in thick and green.Answers
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1/2 acre or less depending on how much you seed. If you seed heavily, you will get thicker but less coverage. If you spread seed out thinner, you will cover more acreage, but will not come in as thick. brassica, clover, and another type of green.A:Â
bag claims 11,000 sq feet which is 1/4 an acre. Clover, Brassica, and CloverAnswers
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Depends on your location, it tells you on the back of the bag best time selection to plantA:Â
Pulled the image from their website. Depends what part of the country you live in, which makes sense.Images for this Answer
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i just planted mine about 3 weeks ago, and within 2 weeks i had ankle high food plots. i would follow the guide on the back of the package if you are unsure, but like i said i planted my 3 plots the first of october and they are ankle high and the deer are all over them already. hope this helps.A:Â
depends on where you live.here in north ms,sept just befor rain is best
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in Nebraska, we planted it at the end of August, and it was sprouting in just a week.A:Â
I believe it suggests to plant in spring or fall. There are instructions on the bagA:Â
I planted 3 bags in late spring and got ZERO results. I would not even try again with this product.1 of 1
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