Ridge Haven Blinds Southern Trophy Transition Seed
$29.99
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Ridge Haven Blinds Southern Trophy Transition Seed
$29.99
Southern Trophy Transition
Late-Summer-to-Fall Southern Hunting Transition Blend
Region: Southern Region
Net Weight: 8 lb
Coverage: Approximately 1/4 Acre
Primary Season: Late Summer through Fall
Primary Purpose: Cool-season forage as southern properties transition toward hunting season
Southern Trophy Transition is designed for the changeover period when warm-season forage begins declining and hunters are preparing plots for fall movement, pre-rut activity, and hunting-season use. Its formula shifts deliberately toward cool-season cereals and legumes with a targeted brassica component.
Ingredients
- Blazer Oats
- Winter Rye
- Winter Wheat
- Crimson Clover
- Austrian Winter Peas
- Purple Top Turnips
Why This Blend Is Different
Three cereal grains provide the cool-season foundation, crimson clover and winter peas add legume diversity, and turnips introduce a brassica component. This makes Southern Trophy Transition fundamentally different from the warm-season emphasis of Southern Long Window and Summer Protein South.
Why Choose It
Choose this blend when you need to transition a southern hunting property from summer forage toward a hunt-ready fall food source with several forage categories in one planting.
Planting Information
Planting Window: Late summer through fall according to local Southern climate and first-frost timing
Sunlight: Full Sun Preferred
Preferred Soil: Well-drained loam, sandy loam, silt loam, or properly drained clay loam
Target pH: Approximately 6.0–6.5
Planting Method: Broadcast or Drill
Soil test and prepare the seedbed according to local conditions. Do not bury small clover or brassica seed excessively.
Best Uses
Pre-rut plots, fall destination plots, travel corridors, field edges, and hunting properties transitioning out of summer forage.
Ridge Haven Positioning: The bridge between the Southern summer and the hunting season.
Adjust planting timing for latitude, local frost dates, rainfall, and manufacturer-approved seeding recommendations.