I’ve long been a fan of brassica forages for deer, such as Winter Greens and Tall Tine Tubers, so I was particularly excited when Whitetail Institute introduced its exclusive radish variety — WINA 412 — a few years ago. It’s a critical component in the new annual blend Ravish Radish. I had tried a few generic radishes and found that deer were attracted to them, but I was anxious to plant this new variety, the only radish created to appeal to and nourish white-tailed deer.
Imperial Whitetail Ravish, featuring the Whitetail Institute’s proprietary WINA 412 Radish, is a brand-new annual food plot product for fall planting. As versatile as it is attractive, Ravish can be planted by itself, mixed with other seeds or over-seeded into existing forage stands to provide additional attraction through variety, early-season tonnage, and increased availability to deer through winter. Secondarily, Ravish can even improve soil quality.
Here’s a “heads up” about one of the Whitetail Institute’s brand new food plot products for planting this fall: Imperial Whitetail Ravish, featuring the Whitetail Institute’s proprietary WINA 412 Radish.
Imperial Whitetail Ravish, featuring the Whitetail Institute’s proprietary WINA 412 Radish, is a brand-new annual food plot product for fall planting. As versatile as it is attractive, Ravish can be planted by itself, mixed with other seeds or over-seeded into existing forage stands to provide additional attraction through variety, early-season tonnage, and increased availability to deer through winter. Secondarily, Ravish can even improve soil quality.