Winter Grub!
The cutting edge sweetness of the Brassica plants used in Field Edge, attracts whitetails throughout the cold and winter months.These plants are perfect for a late season hunting stand. Now includes Canola! Field Edge is a fall planting mix but we encourage you to utilize it as an over seed for existing food plots throughout the year. These plants will flourish right into November.
This mix is Canada’s #1 late season hunting forage. If your looking to attract deer and hunt them this fall them you need to break some ground and plant Field Edge. You’ll want to plant enough because once they find it they won’t stay out until its gone.
Fall – Mid July thru September for a late season hunting stand

There is absolutely NO maintenance with Field Edge. It is a 100% annual mix that will not reseed or return the following year. NO mowing is required.
2.5lbs covers approximately 14,500 sq. ft. or a one-third acre.
Perfect for hand broadcasting into existing corn and soybean fields.

Walk ‘n Toss … just like it says.
Early Spring – March through May. Note: If there is good rainfall, plant right into June
Fall – August through September2.5lbs covers approximately 5,000 square feet.
Walk N Toss works very well for frost seeding. It is great for four wheeler trails, small patches in the bush, honey holes, clear cuts and log landings. Simply rake twigs, leaves, branches and debris from the area you will be planting. A normal lawn rake is all you need. Please note, if your looking for tonnage of food you need to rely on Superb-uck. Walk n Toss may be eaten too quickly if your looking for a late season hunt.
That’s it! Just hand broadcast the seed and you are done!

Take this easy-grow plant mix with you to those hard to get to places like four wheeler trails, log landings and hidden hide holes on the camp. Simply rake away debris, hand spread the seed and let the rain do the rest. The deer certainly won’t have any trouble finding these secluded spots once our all Canadian seed takes off. Walk ‘n Toss is also the choice mix for frost seeding in the Spring.
2.5 lbs covers 5000 sq ft. For large open area’s, we recommend planting our Sweet Success or Superb-uck formula’s.

Mixed with Canadian camp hunters in mind.
Why have a dormant area on your camp when you can have a deer hunting haven. Sweet Success is as easy as it is successful: turn soil, spread seed, pack and wait for Fall. That’s it!
Our unique sweet offering does all the work of attracting and holding the deer on your property all year round. The seed mixture is the perfect blend of hardy Canadian grown seeds including Clovers, Chicory, Alfalfa, Forage Brassicas, Millets and Turnips.
Sweet Success is the alluring mix deer cannot resist, AND Wild Turkeys are sweet on Sweet Success. The millets stand tall above the winter snow providing turkeys with seeds to feast on through tough winters.
This mix contains Canadian Government Inspected Certified Seeds. Ten different seeds offer diversity throughout the year.
Sweet Success is designed to create a large amount of food and ground cover for deer and turkey. It attracts and holds deer on your property all year round! Sweet Success grows up to 7 feet tall creating much needed cover. An ideal seed mixture for planting in large, open areas.
Spring – allows the individually selected plants in Sweet Success to produce as much tonnage of food as possible. Plant mid-April thru May Note: If there is good rainfall, plant right into June.
Fall – Fall planting will allow you to attract and hold deer on your property throughout the winter. Plant August thru mid-September.
Do NOT mow the first year. To continue attracting to your food plot, over seed the following year with Sweet Success or Field Edge.
5 lbs. covers approximately 22,000 sq. ft. or a half acre (150’ x 150’).
A soil test should be performed to evaluate conditions where you would like to plant. Visit www.rackstacker.ca for soil test instructions.Use an herbicide to rid the soil of existing weeds and plants. Using a disk or cultivator, turn your soil 2-4 inches deep then drag to level the ground. Roll your Sweet Success seed mix into the soil after broadcasting.

More Buck for your bang!

SUPERB-uck is a specifically formulated blend of annuals and perennials designed to thrive in the Canadian climate. Expect fast growth and a strong establishment because the SUPERB-uck formula includes plant varieties that mature at different rates ensuring draw and holding of deer from spring through summer. Enjoy even better results come winter frost into January!
As a bonus, the perennial seeds in SUPERB-uck promise you continual success from our plots for 5 to 6 years. Skillfully created by combining the right mix of Clovers, Birds foot Trefoil, Chicory, Brassicas and Winter Turnips (a favourite of Canadian Whitetails). Our mixes also contain Canadian Government Inspected Certified Seeds guatanteeing purity of seed and high germination.
This diverse seed mix is SUPERB at attracting and holding deer all year round – there’s not a deer out there that can resist it!
Spring – allows the Brassicas (family of selected plants) to produce as much tonnage of food as possible. Plant mid April thru May. Note: If there is good rainfall, plant right into June. Fall – Attracts & holds deer on your property throughout the winter. Plant August through mid September.
Superb-uck delivers a 67% perennial mix. The annuals in the mix provide the necessary cover to allow perennials to establish their thick root systems during the first year. We recommend NOT mowing until the second year when the perennial plants take over the entire plot. This plot will then need to be mowed monthly after over seeding with Amplified the following spring.
5 lbs. covers approximately 22,000 sq. ft. or a half acre (150’ x 150’).
Conduct a soil test to evaluate the conditions where you are planting. Visit www.rackstacker.ca for soil test instructions. Use a herbicide to rid the
soil of existing weeds and plants. Using a disk or cultivator, turn your soil 2-4 inches deep then drag to level the ground. Roll your SUPERB-uck seed into the soil after broadcasting.