Ridge Haven Blinds Hidey-Hole North Premium Seed

Hidey-Hole North Premium

Premium Small-Plot Northern Hunting Blend

Region: Northern Region
Net Weight: 5 lb
Coverage: Approximately 1/4 Acre
Primary Season: Late Summer through Fall
Primary Purpose: High-diversity forage for small, secluded strategic hunting plots

Hidey-Hole North Premium is designed for the small plots that can have an outsized impact on a hunting setup. Built for secluded openings, tucked-away field corners, staging areas, and compact plots near cover, it combines rapid cereal-grain establishment with premium clover and brassica components in a focused five-pound package.

Ingredients

• Blazer Oats
• Winter Wheat
• Crimson Clover
• Pinnacle Ladino Clover
• Purple Top Turnips
• Eco-till Radish

Why This Blend Is Different

Hidey-Hole North Premium is not simply a smaller bag of another blend. Its formula is specifically balanced for compact strategic plots, with oats and wheat for early growth, crimson and Ladino clovers for legume diversity, and turnip and radish for cool-season brassica forage. Pinnacle Ladino gives this blend a premium perennial component not used simply as filler.

Why Choose It

Choose Hidey-Hole North Premium when plot location and hunting strategy matter as much as acreage. It is designed for creating a concentrated forage opportunity in secluded areas where deer can stage or feed near security cover.

Planting Information

Planting Window: Late summer through early fall
Sunlight: Full sun to suitable partial-sun sites; more available sunlight generally improves production
Preferred Soil: Fertile, well-drained loam or similar prepared soils
Target pH: Approximately 6.0–6.5
Planting Method: Broadcast or Drill

Prepare a clean, firm seedbed and avoid burying the smaller clover and brassica seeds too deeply.

Best Uses

Secluded kill plots, staging areas, small woodland openings, tucked-away field corners, and compact plots close to bedding or security cover.

Ridge Haven Positioning: Premium forage engineered for the small plots that matter most.

Coverage and planting guidance should be confirmed against final manufacturer-approved seeding rates and local conditions.