TSC buck on bag deals

[ruskbucks]

I just stopped at TSC to see if they had any deals on hunting supplies. They have almost all seed on clearance. I bought 4 bags of Rack/ raddish crush $6.99 a bag. Listed at $16.99 a bag. I also bought a bag of winter peaz for $9.99 I think it was $23.99. They have a lot of plot spike brand, but I don't like the brassicas mixed with the clover so I didn't buy any of that.

 

[biglakeba$$]

cool. thanks for the heads up. I have one about 10 miles from here.

 

[SD51555]

Tractor Supply is my go to store for everything when it comes to land management. If they only carried bulk seed, I'd never have to go anywhere else.

 

[dipper]

Bag size?

 

[ruskbucks]

Bag size?

2# on the rack radish does a 1/4 acre . It's 70% daikon radish 30% T Raptor rape. Winter peaz 10# bag also for a 1/4 acre. Clover crush 2# for a 1/4 acre.

 

[browndog]

They have the 5# bag of throw n go extreme with radish for $6.99. I've gave it a look about six times but haven't thrown anything in the cart. I'm not sure on the radish % in that blend.

 

[ruskbucks]

They have the 5# bag of throw n go extreme with radish for $6.99. I've gave it a look about six times but haven't thrown anything in the cart. I'm not sure on the radish % in that blend.

I seen that there. I think it was full of rye grass. I believe that is a feel good seed that will grow anywhere, I don't think the deer like it much. It just looks nice coming up, I could be wrong. I know people have bought rye grass instead of winter rye and had no usage from the deer. It does have a mix of other seed that the deer do like though.

 

[SD51555]

I've used their throw and grow in the past. Back then it was about 90% rye grass. It was pretty. Never seen it eaten much. Others on here have warned about residual problems if it goes to seed.

 

[browndog]

The rye grass in that mix is why I haven't bought it, otherwise I would have bought some....I was awfully tempted but I never caved in.:)

 

[wiscwhip]

No ryegrass in your seed mixes no matter how cheap they are. They will get minimal use and can be hard to get rid of if they go to seed.