Looking for something alittle different?  Try Trapper Turnips!  Deer absolutely love 'em.  Trapper Turnips are extremely high in protein (up to 35%) and unbelievable low in fiber ... they carry the highest RFV I have ever seen in a forage crop (I've personally tested some that exceeded 400!)  Trappers' give off that tell tale order of the brassica family (they smell like cabage plants), that bring deer in from miles around.

Whitetail Clover continues to be the standard by which all other clovers are judged.  The varieties contained in this mixture compliment one another to give you aggressive growth, disease resistance, long term persistence, and high attraction value.  This is the Cadillac of covers .. don't settle for anything less. 

 Alfa-Rack Plus is a blend of the newest, highest performing grazing alfalfas available on the market combined with a specially selected chicory and Imperial Whitetail Clover.  This blend is ideal for well-drained upland soils that have a pH of 6.5 to 7.0.

Buck feeding on ChicoryIII

Chicory has long been considered a European delicacy as a salad green in some of the fancier restaurants.  In a foodplot, the deer seem to show a similar preference.  There is a time in the fall, after the first good freeze, that deer will do anything to get at the Chicory III.  This perennial does particularly well in a mixture -  usually with Imperial Clover or Alfa-Rack Plus.  I recommend that it be planted in small, secluded spots, in full sun.  A deep tap root will draw moisture from the subsoil and the leafy, dandelion like growth is very competitive.  Clipping with help suppress weeds that invariable infest a new seeding.  But given time, the Chicory III will become naturally more competitive.