Wildlife Manager's Mix ® RR is a custom, niche blend containing 5 varieties, 2 forage types, a climbing soybean, and 2 soybean varieties that are tall, high yielding, and broadly adapted for your regional geography. The blend features 4 maturity groups which mature at different times and allow the deer to feed on both mature soybean and green leaf tissue. You will get high tonnage, excellent browse tolerance and great seed yield all in one bag.
This mix is designed to give maximum greens in the fall. These plants have great attraction throughout early to late fall and are easy to grow.
Net Weight: 50 lb. bag | 1/2 acre
Kanati Confidence Screen is a species blend that will grow tall and will give you a visual block bordering food plots and travel routes. These plants will grow 8’-12’ tall within 70-100 days. The mix is made up of different height plants for maximum durability against wind and snow. We love using Confidence screen to make our deer feel more comfortable and also to allow us to enter and exit stand sights undetected. Maturity date from planting: 70-100 days
Final Feast is a great brassica’s mix that will provide maximum tonnage for cold weather fall food plots. This mix is made up of species that will provide maximum attraction after first frost and all winter long. This blend can be planted as a stand alone, mixed with Autumn Greens and/or broadcast or drilled into beans and early planted date plots for greater diversity.
Net Weight: 4 lb. bag | 1/2 acre
8 lbs/acre drilled or broadcast
Kanati Keep Them Clover and Alfalfa is a premium mix of all season clovers, alfalfa and chicory. This food plot really thrives by being an all season food source that will provide perennial forage that will be there from spring green up to deer digging in the snow.
Net Weight: 5 lb. bag | 1/2 acre
10 lbs/acre drilled or broadcast
This mix has been designed to produce grain for deer and wildlife while being more drought tolerant or in soils prone to lower moisture levels. This mix also creates structure to help deer feel more comfortable feeding in during daylight hours.
Many experienced land managers consider soybeans to be the best crop to grow in their plots. Soybeans can provide a high quality food source to the deer on your property for the majority of the year. Deer will start browsing on soybeans as soon as they germinate and continue feeding on them through the entire growing season. Once the soybean plants have matured, deer will feed off the soybean grain inside the pods.
For years our customers have been asking us if Real World was ever going to come out with a plot screen product. We tested a lot of different annual plant species but they all fell short (pun intended) of earning the Real World label. While some looked great while growing and early in the fall, they would all fall over once the plants died. We refused to sell a product that we knew would ultimately not do what was expected of it.
Real World Wildlife Products president Don Higgins first planted miscanthus grass on his farm several years ago and was so impressed with what he saw and the potential that this plant offers the wildlife land manager that he put in considerable time and effort learning more about this extremely tall grass. When he discovered that there are different varieties of miscanthus he arranged for the Real World team to visit different university, corporate and private test plots around the country. After looking at numerous miscanthus cultivars the Real World team focused on one specific variety that they felt would be the very best for screening and other habitat applications. They then negotiated with the patent holder of this specific variety and ultimately signed a contract to market it. MAKE NO MISTAKE, REAL WORLD GIANT MISCANTHUS IS DIFFERENT THAN OTHER MISCANTHUS! It gets as tall as any other miscanthus but has more leaf for better screening. Dare to Compare!
Many experienced land managers consider soybeans to be the best crop to grow in their plots. Soybeans can provide a high quality food source to the deer on your property for the majority of the year. Deer will start browsing on soybeans as soon as they germinate and continue feeding on them through the entire growing season. Once the soybean plants have matured, deer will feed off the soybean grain inside the pods.
Real World Wildlife Products has tested numerous corn varieties over the past decade looking for a variety that would stand out from other varieties in terms of nutrient content and attraction and compliment our soybeans. We have finally found it! Our new “Nutri-Crave” corn has higher levels of all major nutrients found in corn and also attracts hungry deer better than any other corn we have tested.