Food Plots

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Food Plot Seed Blends for Long-Term Game Attraction

Food plots are a foundational element of wildlife and habitat management. Whether you're planting for deer nutrition, seasonal attraction, or soil improvement, the food plot selection at Los Cazadores includes carefully curated seed blends for warm- and cool-season use. These mixes are tailored to support whitetail deer, exotics, and game birds across a wide range of soil types and regional conditions.

Plots serve as natural forage sources that supplement feed programs while improving habitat quality year after year.


Seed Options That Match Your Soil, Season, and Species

Food plot offerings include blends of clover, oats, wheat, turnips, brassicas, rye, sunflowers, milo, soybeans, and more. Each mix is selected based on protein content, drought tolerance, soil compatibility, and seasonal value to game animals. Whether you're planting a few acres near a stand or managing multi-zone rotations across a property, plots help attract, hold, and nourish game throughout the year.

Proper plot design also improves visibility for hunting setups and trail camera surveys, while increasing nutritional diversity on your land.


When should I plant a food plot?

Spring and fall are ideal planting windows, depending on the blend. Cool-season mixes go in early fall, while warm-season blends are planted in spring.


What type of soil do I need for food plots?

Most seed blends thrive in well-drained loamy soil, but options are available for sandy, clay-heavy, or low-pH areas. Soil testing is recommended before planting.


Can I plant food plots without heavy equipment?

Yes. Many small-acreage plots can be planted using ATVs, spreaders, and hand tools—especially for no-till or throw-and-grow blends.


Do food plots replace the need for feeders?

Food plots offer natural forage, but feeders provide consistent nutrition in all seasons—especially during drought or high-pressure periods.


Are food plots worth it on smaller properties?

Absolutely. Even a 1/4 to 1-acre plot can concentrate deer movement and offer valuable forage if planted and maintained correctly.