🍀Ultimate Throw & Grow🍀 Food Plot Video! Comparing 10 No Till Products to Best Attract Deer PART 1

[@mountainbuck]

My apologies to Bio.Logic's Hot Spot. They actually place the seed mix label on the bottom of the bag and I didn't see it there. The blend for Hot Spot consists of: 48.48% Goetze Common Wheat 26.89% Trophy Rape 14.26% Tam 90 Annual Ryegrass 7.86% Daikon Radish 0.66% Other Crop Seeds 1.76% Inert Matter 0.09% Weed Seeds

[@caseylyon6758]

Great review. Looking at the seed labels from big name companies blows me away. One of the Whitetail Institute seeds in this video literally had 53% inert matter in it. I know the inert matter can help with getting an even spread in some cases, but 53% seems insane.

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Casey! Exactly! It’s definitely important to check those labels! Thanks for checking out my channel! Check out Part 2 and Part 3 of this video series if you have a few moments. Pretty interesting stuff 👍🏻

[@seanbrown3251]

This was an excellent review! I’m getting ready to start my own plot soon and this was exactly what I was looking for.

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Sean! Thanks so much, man! There are two other parts to this video series (check out part 3 if you can). I also have a good bit of other food plot content. Thanks for watching! 👍🏻

[@malko3611]

Tried Hot Chic because of this video. It turned out great and will be using it again. Thanks for the info!

[@mountainbuck]

Hey malko3611 thanks for checking out my channel and for the feedback! That’s awesome! Domain Outdoor makes some high-quality stuff! Best of luck this season 👍🏻

[@anthonysantillo1358]

I used Domain products I was impressed ,Clover came up fast and full. Thanks for the info.very helpful,U Da man

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Anthony! Thanks so much for checking out my channel and for the kind words! Yeah Domain Outdoor is legit! I’m a big fan! Best of luck this season 👍🏻

[@terrytolar1749]

Important to distinguish between common rye grass and cereal rye. I'm no expert on the products you tested, and am not suggesting you gave any inaccurate information. Just want everyone to know cereal rye is a good food source for deer where common rye grass is not.

[@mountainbuck]

Excellent point, Terry! I’m a big fan of those cereal grains for deer. Thank you for contributing and for checking out my channel 👍🏻

[@anthonybreaux2985]

Awesome video. Thanks for posting

[@mountainbuck]

Thanks so much, Anthony! I appreciate you watching. You should check out Part 3 of this series 👍🏻🦌

[@anthonyg6924]

Great comparison! Thank you.

[@mountainbuck]

Thank you Anthony! 👍🏻

[@BigMattDaddyD]

Solid video, good info. Side note your hair is rock solid 👌 goals for sure.

[@mountainbuck]

Hey thanks Matt haha. Also thanks for checking out my channel! Best of luck this season 👍🏻

[@zMarshalls]

Great video looking forward to the update

[@mountainbuck]

Hey zMarshalls! Thanks for checking out my channel! You can view Part 2 here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5yrmHuips-lf80 I hope to have Part 3 (90 day follow up) out next week! Thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@steveporteroutdoorsohio4739]

Great video bud definitely something different I really liked it!

[@mountainbuck]

Hey thanks so much, Steve! I appreciate it! I’ve been thinking about doing a video like this for years (before I had a channel). It’s not perfect, but still pretty interesting (I think). Thanks again!

[@steveporteroutdoorsohio4739]

@@mountainbuck your welcome! It's nice to see something different !

[@keithcleveland6181]

Really enjoyed

[@mountainbuck]

Thanks Keith! There are three other parts to this video series (part 3 is pretty interesting) and I’ve got a ton of other food plot content. Thanks for watching and best of luck this season 🦌

[@WeepingWarrior]

This was great experiment! Nice work thanks again

[@mountainbuck]

Thanks for checking it out! Best of luck with your food plot 👍🏻

[@runningbear721]

Well done. Valuable information.

[@mountainbuck]

Thank you runningbear! There are two more parts to this series. Part 3 is super interesting. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@CROMEDOMEFEVER1972]

I recommend the NB,they actually have several different types 😅 very recommend.

[@mountainbuck]

Good deal man. Thanks for watching👍🏻👍🏻

[@keithcushing8162]

I used to Imperial clover in less in a week it already was nice and thick small but nice and sick I like it

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Keith! Thanks for the input! Best of luck with your food plot 🦌

[@shawnmckeage6740]

thank you this was a big help

[@mountainbuck]

Thank you, Shawn for checking out my channel! If you have some time, check out Part 2 and Part 3 of this video series. Pretty interesting stuff!

[@dherberts2370]

Hot spot best product I’ve used haven’t used anything else since I found it

[@mountainbuck]

Thanks for sharing! Best of luck this season 🦌👍🏻

[@WesternNyBigfoot]

Top shelf seed

[@gregruotsala6266]

Interesting video! One thing I do notice is you crowded the honey hole tray to much,brassica likes its space. Usually in a month they are 8" tall or better

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Greg! Thanks for the info! I appreciate it. I know I overseeded, for sure. I’m still monitoring the trays and will hopefully post an update in a few weeks. 👍🏻

[@travisw6891]

If you cover the seeds with soil, is it really throw and grow?

[@mountainbuck]

🤔

[@dennisp5373]

Awesome video...thank you for all the info! I just subscribed and anxious for updates! Would you recommend overseeding an existing killer Imperial clover plot in Mid-late August with some of these products?

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Dennis! Thanks so much for subscribing! I really appreciate it! You can check out Part 2 of this video series here kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5yrmHuips-lf80 and Part 3 here kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGnHZYdsl9mDesU I'm personally going to reseed my existing Secret Spot food plot from last year (you can also find a couple videos on that on my channel). There was some really nice white and crimson clovers that came back, but I have ferns that are crowding them out. I'm going to be raking it up about mid august and putting new seed down. Best of luck with your food plot! Let me know how it works out for you!

[@dennisp5373]

@@mountainbuck Hey just an update....I planted 2 plots in the woods after watching your review. I used Hot Spot in one, and No Plow in the other. Raked both spots vigorously. Had rain 3 hours later, and rain for the next 3 days! Both are doing well...but the Hot Spot is crushing it. Lots of rye grass though, as you mentioned. Will keep you posted, Keep up the great videos!

[@mountainbuck]

@@dennisp5373 awesome Dennis! It’s so nice to see your hard work paying off! I hope it really pays off for you this fall 🦌

[@stuartschindler9435]

People please go to your local feed and seed place and at least talk to the employees about what they sell and how it compares to food plot mixes in big box stores. Spoiler, most won’t try and pawn off a mix with 25% rye grass with 30% inert matter. Just do a little research, you’ll probably save money and definitely have more attractive plots

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Stuart, thanks for the insight! Knowing and understanding "what's in the bag" is one of the main points of the video. Best of luck this season!

[@haniballector]

Hot spot label should be on bottom of bag a sticker I used it comes up good with 50 on 13-13-13

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Haniball! You are right and so is the throw and grow labels. I totally missed it when I did this video 👍🏻

[@stevebrown3408]

Thanks < I would not buy a bag that didn't tell the seeds mix or one with rye grass but that me . Did like the ones with 3-4 hr sunlight mix .

[@mountainbuck]

Thanks for checking out my channel, Steve! Best of luck with your food plot! Let me know what you decide on and how it comes up for you 👍🏻

[@Funski1000]

What was that mix?

[@stevebrown6793]

@@Funski1000 Whitetail Institute No-Plow

[@hogjawdanny]

Hey very good video one thing something I just learned today though on another person video and I’m 48 years old there is two different maybe even more kinds Rye Grass I feel like a dummy but you always learning I planted Rye grass one season and had 3 different lanes one lane was rye one was oats one was wheat every single time the deer would never eat the rye and walk over it to eat the oats first the wheat but come to find out I planted regular rye your supposed to plant Cereal Rye or also called winter rye and cover crop and it’s planted for cows and livestock Deer love it just make sure it’s right kind

[@mountainbuck]

Hey thanks for your input! Absolutely! Definitely plant the Rye cereal grain, but not the rye grass. Great call and best of luck this season 🌱🦌👍🏻

[@tonyrobinson5]

You should set them all in a line in the woods, set a trail camera up and see which one gets hammered the most by the deer

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Tony! Excellent idea! You should check out Part 3 of this series. It’s pretty interesting.

[@Canadianwildlifecams]

Great no bs review

[@mountainbuck]

Hey thanks Zheka! Much appreciated! Best of luck this season 👍🏻

[@Sandwichking-hikes]

Rye grass does nothing for deer but grows super easy so they use it as filler to make you think seed mix growing well so your happy shortly after

[@mountainbuck]

Good points Sandwich King! Thanks for the input and for checking out my channel👍🏻

[@williamhansbrough5465]

Great video

[@mountainbuck]

Hey William! Thanks so much! There are two other parts to this video series (part 3 is really interesting). Thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@BushwhackerMountainCoTV]

Trying the same stuff this year as well (the throw and grow)

[@mountainbuck]

Good deal! Best of luck with it👍🏻

[@BushwhackerMountainCoTV]

@@mountainbuck thanks man!

[@TheBowHuntingVeteran]

Out of all of these what would you recommend for a fall sewing? I'm in Southern IN for reference. Thanks!

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Levi! Thanks for checking out my channel! I’m a big fan of Domain Outdoor (Hot Chic and No BS). You should definitely check out Part 3 of this video series. I’ve also planted Hot Chic and No BS on my own property for this upcoming season (I have videos on those as well). If you go to my channel page, I have a Throw & Grow playlist with all these videos. Let me know how you make out and best of luck!👍🏻

[@TheBowHuntingVeteran]

@@mountainbuck I intend too! We're closing on 26 acres middle of next month so doing some research now to see what we can throw down for this fall! Thanks!

[@mountainbuck]

Hey that’s awesome! Best of luck!

[@1tufss]

Deer absolutely eat Rye Grass…last yr turkey destroyed my oats/winter wheat/rye/winter peas before any rain. Planted rye grass last min…killed justbas many deer and they ate it just fine

[@mountainbuck]

Just my opinion, but yes they will eat rye grass if there isn’t anything better around. Best of luck this season 🦌👍🏻

[@normalguy556]

Hey! Would be great to see a version where you dont mix it in the soil.

[@mountainbuck]

Thanks man. Maybe I’ll give that a shot sometime. Thanks for watching!

[@mainenorthwoodshunter3265]

Great informative video. Thank you. I have a small food plot or two to plant here in Northeastern Maine. Hopefully, I can find some of these products somewhere. Maine North Woods Hunter (SHANE)

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Shane! Thanks for the positive feedback! Much appreciated. Pretty much all of these items are available on Amazon. I have links to the products in the description if you are interested 👍🏻

[@emariaenterprises]

How did the Turnip seed do? I'm Very interested in it as a People food too.

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Ellen Story! Thanks for checking out my channel! You can check out Part 2 of this series here kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5yrmHuips-lf80 and Part 3 here kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGnHZYdsl9mDesU Thanks for watching!

[@Flopdroppursuit]

Your opinion which one was the best that grew in the short time

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Chandler, thanks for checking out my channel. Hook me up and hit subscribe if you could. There a several really good products that I’ve tested. As far as what grew the best over the 30 days, I would say the top 4 were Hot Spot, Buck Brunch, No-plow and No BS. I plan on planting 2-3 mini food plots in mid August and will be planting No BS and Hot Spot (waiting a bit longer to decide on the third - maybe Honey Hole or Foundation Clover). There are a lot of good products here and you can check out some of my other food plot videos on Secret Spot and No-plow if you’re interested. Best of luck and let me know how it goes!

[@timmebruer5205]

Cereal rye will grow about anywhere

[@richardgrant764]

For all the people that say deer do not eat rye grass- my trail camera in 2023 said otherwise. We took 4 deer off of a very small plot of throw and grow that deer were visiting daily.

[@mountainbuck]

Hey thanks for watching! There are some clovers in that mix and I’ve killed a buck in that stuff before myself. I guess it all comes down to the deer’s options. Best of luck this season🦌

[@WesternNyBigfoot]

Ive used domain in Wny and had very slow results

[@mountainbuck]

How much rain have you had and what seed mix did you use?

[@Charlestonspraywash]

Soil temperature is un naturaly hi, siting up on a table in the direct sun all day, to hot , soil dries out faster, plants dry out and dont grow well

[@mountainbuck]

Interesting point. Thanks for watching. 👍🏻

[@bengooley6935]

I thought the Evolved Harvest Throw & Gro had the seed analysis on the very bottom?....

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Ben! Thanks for checking out my channel! That could be! I totally missed the seed info on Hot Spot because it was in the bottom of the bag. Good point!

[@ronmacdougall9612]

Nice video,I don’t believe it’s rye grass,I think it’s winter rye cereal.

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Ron! Thanks for the feedback and for checking out my channel! Best of lu k this season 👍🏻

[@thomastaylor3419]

Definitely both used by different companies. You want cereal rye, rye grass is like your lawn.

[@johnsoeder756]

Some contain rye grass which is useless

[@mountainbuck]

Spot on ✅

[@WesternNyBigfoot]

Not really a good comparison. I would have used crappy 5 ph dirt like the forest may be

[@mountainbuck]

Yeah maybe next time. All things were equal for the seeds though.

[@beekeeper8474]

Wish you didn't mix it because that's plowing

[@mountainbuck]

Fair point beekeeper

[@mississippihuas]

1000$ worth of seeds lol

[@wbsurfer123]

Hot chic 👍🏼

[@mountainbuck]

Hey Liam! Thanks for checking out my channel! Hot Chic is growing up nicely in my follow-up video (currently on day 54)

[@dsbigred]

I agree.. probably beat the top of this bunch because it offers good fall food, and little to no “filler” seed that is essentially useless. It takes a little longer to get the result you want, but planted at the right time, it will be quality food for the time you want deer on your land. Getting green coverage means nothing when it’s ryegrass, unless you are in an area with very poor fall food. This video, and the subsequent ones should be helpful for people to understand that inert matter and ryegrass are worthless for deer when there are quality options like clover and chicory right next to them.

[@davidgroff3355]

Iam thinking you might need to put some seed mIx on your face to help with that "BEARD"🤪

[@mountainbuck]

Congrats on one of the weirdest and least relevant comments I’ve seen.

[@davidgroff3355]

@@mountainbuck sorry, really tired of seeing men that can't grow a beard, SUMMER BEARD, some are here some are there, take a joke my friend

[@devouring2772]

If it has rye grass. It's junk. Period

[@mountainbuck]

Bingo

[@ethanraw1132]

Those trays are super small and dry out way faster the. You think good try guy

[@mountainbuck]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGnHZYdsl9mDesU

[@thefall3551]

Terrible test. First of all you are providing a perfect seed bed, not a non tilled piece of ground. Secondly, you are paying for 60% rye in the majority of these mixes which is the cheapest seed you can buy. Better off keeping your plots one type of plant.

[@mountainbuck]

Haha ok bro. Clearly you didn’t watch much of the video and missed some of the salient points. I discuss the contents of each container of seeds (included the seed mix labels), how important it is to take note of the types of seeds you are purchasing and even had a discussion about rye grass. Secondly, this is an experiment I’m conducting with 10 throw and grow mixes and how they produce under the same conditions. It took time, money and effort to complete this video series. My apologies if it wasn’t up to your standard.