Imperial Whitetail Clover has an extremely high protein content – critical for antler, muscle and bone growth and thrives in extreme cold as well as warm, dry climates. Our R&D team has continually improved Imperial Whitetail Clover over the years with new and improved clover varieties.

Since those early days of food plot experimentation, crimson clover has become one of the most popular annual clovers planted for deer. It is highly preferred by deer as it is an easily digestible, nutritious cool season food plot crop that can withstand heavy, continuous grazing.

Fusion combines Imperial Whitetail Clover - our most popular food plot planting - with WINA-100 forage chicory to attract and hold deer year round, even during harsh summer conditions.

Soil pH and Soil Fertility. If you don't do a laboratory soil test, then fertilize your Imperial Whitetail Clover with 300 pounds of 0-20-20 or equivalent per acre. Spring and early fall are the best times to fertilize.

White-tailed deer play an important role in their ecosystems as major prey animals for many large predators. They are commonly hunted for meat and sport. The large amount of money that is collected for hunting licenses plays an important role in protecting our environment.

: a North American deer (Odocoileus virginianus) with a rather long tail white on the undersurface and the males of which have forward-arching antlers. called also whitetail deer.

What To Feed:

• Natural Food. If possible, it is best to feed natural food.
• Deer Pellets. Most farm feed outlets carry a specially formulated ration for deer or can tell you where it can be bought.
• Cereal Grains.
• Hay or Alfalfa.
• Fruit & Vegetables.

Usually about 8 pounds of medium red clover seed per acre is used in association with a grass. Examples of red clover-grass mixtures: Red clover, 8 pounds; orchardgrass, 6 pounds. Red clover, 8 pounds; timothy, 2 pounds (fall) or 4 pounds (spring).

VIEW DESCRIPTION ▼ Imperial Whitetail Fusion combines the #1 food-plot product in the world, Imperial Whitetail Clover, with the outstanding performance of WINA perennial forage chicory for even greater tonnage, higher protein, and enhanced performance during heat and droughty conditions.

The early-season attraction and nutrition of Pure Attraction come from Whitetail Oats and Winter Peas. Pure Attraction also contains Whitetail Institute forage brassicas which provide ample forage during the most frigid months of the winter. Pure Attraction is also remarkably drought and cold tolerant.

Berseem clover Berseem is a fast-growing, annual clover that will winter-kill. Berseem clover will grow quickly when planted in mid-summer if moisture is sufficient.

Clover is versatile! Some species thrive in full sun while others grow under shady conditions. One clover may prefer dry soils while others perform well in water-logged sites. Try mixing clover into a wildflower mix or sowing as a cover crop in your fruit and vegetable gardens.

The white-tailed deer is tan or brown in the summer and grayish brown in winter. It has white on its throat, around its eyes and nose, on its stomach and on the underside of its tail. The male has antlers. Males weigh between 150 and 300 pounds and females weigh between 90 and 200 pounds.

High levels of browsing by deer can completely remove the shrub and tree seedling layers in a forest. Many native wildflower species are also preferred deer foods. These plants are also reduced in abundance or completely eliminated when deer impact is high.

The white-tailed deer is tan or brown in the summer and grayish brown in winter. It has white on its throat, around its eyes and nose, on its stomach and on the underside of its tail. The male has antlers. Males weigh between 150 and 300 pounds and females weigh between 90 and 200 pounds.

Whitetails have mostly a brown face with white eye rings. And a white ring around the black spot on their nose whereas mule deer have really more of a gray. Face with a dark black forehead.