Originally Posted by MudderChuck

Something you may want to think about is planting Winter Canola a month or two (Sept. maybe depending on climate) before the Deer season starts. Winter Canola will germinate late in the year, grow sprouts or small plants, then go dormant during the winter and start growing again in the spring.

Canola sprouts (small plants) are sweet (natures anti freeze) and draw the Deer much like Alfalfa does.

I pay around 50 cents a pound for Winter Canola seeds. You can scratch them in with a rake, you don't need to plant them. You can put out a decent plot with 20 KG, (fifty pounds) of seed. You just need a little rain so they germinate.

Deer seem to love Canola sprouts.