Hit List Seed Screening Food Plot Seeds for Deer – Egyptian Wheat & Sorghum Mix (3 lb)

Overview

Hit List Seed Screening Food Plot Seeds for Deer is an annual mix designed to work across spring, summer, and fall plantings. By combining Egyptian Wheat, Grain Sorghum, and Sorghum Sudangrass, this blend creates a dense, leafy screen that can help shape access to your plots while subtly guiding deer movement through the terrain.

In the field, the living curtain of tall stalks and broad leaves provides more than visual cover. It can influence how deer approach feeding areas, helping you plan stand locations with a better sense of line of sight and escape routes. The blend is built to stand up to changing weather, so you can rely on coverage through rain, heat, and seasonal shifts.

What’s in the blend

• Egyptian Wheat — a sturdy, fast-growing cereal that forms dense screens and broad foliage.
• Grain Sorghum — adds height and bulk for layered concealment and structure.
• Sorghum Sudangrass — contributes vigorous growth and fullness for quick screening.

Why hunters consider this blend

• Conceals food plots and helps direct deer movement, aiding approach angles to stands.
• May provide a sense of security and encourage daytime activity by mature whitetails under suitable conditions.
• All-weather performance helps maintain cover and privacy through varied weather.

Growing, timing, and seasonality

• Grows tall and fast, with the potential to reach about 10 feet in roughly 60 days, creating a strong screen.
• Spring, Summer & Fall planting windows offer flexible timing for different hunting calendars.
• Comes in a convenient 3 lb bag for manageable sowing across multiple plots.

In real-world use, the components work together to form a robust screening layer that supports concealment while allowing deer to move naturally through the landscape. The mix’s versatility makes it a thoughtful option for seasons where timing and cover matter as much as feed quality. Keep in mind that results can vary with soil type, moisture, and sunlight, but the blend provides a consistent framework for cover and movement planning.