Wal Mart has throw and grow for 9.99 a 5lb. bag. It is mostly ryegrass. I tried it one time when it first came out. It grew well but the deer didnt feed on it at all or at least not enough to notice. What are yalls experience with it?

Oh hell.

Is that a no?

You'll have to rely on CNCs response to the pros of throw n hope.
But deer don't usually eat grass. Rye grain yes. Ryegrass no.

Might aught to stop by the co op and check their prices on the same seeds. Youre getting fleeced al walmarks

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You serious Clark

Just buy annual ryegrass if you are going to plant throw n mow. Much cheaper. Deer will eat ryegrass if there is nothing better available nearby. Especially if you fertilize it. Ryegrass shouldn't be your first option but if it is a choice between that and no food plot due to limited equipment or bad soil, you are better off planting it than nothing. Ryegrass is actually pretty high in protein.

You got suggestions Eddie?

You can buy 50# of oats or wheat for less than $9.99. Just go to the co op and mix it yourself. Put what you want in it.

For a simple, inexpensive fall plot, you can't beat wheat, oats and rye.
Plus you don't really have to be concerned about the soil conditions. That stuff will grow on a warm sidewalk with a little moisture.

Buy the seed package with a picture of the biggest buck or Tiffany Lakosky for best results.

No ryegrass.

What is she wearing on said bag?

Camouflage maybe??? It's just a guess....

I can't imagine not ever plowing dirt. That's the best damn part of hunting season to me.

If God wanted us to throw and mow then he wouldn't have given us enough sense to invent the disc harrow.
Just a sling blade.

Yes, love plowing........

I used the same throw and grow mix on my little 1/18th acre plot I put on a bench up in the mountain. it was the only green within a mile come january. we killed multiple deer off it each year for 2-3 years until I sold the place inclduing my dads first archery deer, and a decent 8 point. Think of it as a small snack for the deer to slow down for or move 50 yards out of their way to get. They wont be walking a mile uphill to get to it, but a buck walking 100 yards in thick stuff, may walk across and scent check for does that are feeding at night on it. We only hunted it during bow season and in january. gave it 2 months to grow and deer to feed without being bothered. also added mineral sight and fake scrapes to try and make it a social hub. plant in sept and fertilize again in November.

I guess the amount of sense we were given is a debatable topic......

https://www.ewg.org/agmag/2016/06/near-record-farm-pollution-found-mississippi-river