Domain Smack Down TM
Looking for fast growth and incredible forage production?
Look no further than Smack Down.
A fantastic fall and winter food source, Smack Down offers two varieties of turnips that are easy to grow and fast to mature. Not only does it grow rapidly, but this dual-purpose mix produces a large purple spherical root and leafy forage that can both be grazed—providing high levels of protein and energy. This combination makes Smack Down one of the most popular food plots you can plant for whitetail deer.
These two varieties of turnip were carefully selected to provide both warm and cold season food options, offering attractive forages no matter the temperature or time of year. It’s truly an all-fall hunt plot!
Because of its fast growth and quick establishment, Smack Down is a great option for overseeding beans, overgrazed food plots, or as a last-minute early fall backup plan that can provide quick results and help salvage your season.
1 Jug (3 lbs.) = 1/2 Acre
1 Big Gulp (24 lbs.) = 4 Acres
Plant Varieties
Purple top turnip
Forage turnip
Planting Guide
Seed type: Annuals
Location: Full or partial sun, hunt plot, backwoods plot
pH range: 5.8–7.0 (Elbow Grease can help raise pH if needed)
Soil type: Well-drained, dark/rich, sandy, rocky, clay
Tilling: Minimal required — plow, disk, or hand rake
Fertilizer: Use recommendation from soil test — or a combined 2–3 gallons of Crank’d and Freight Train per acre
Seed depth: 1/4” or less
Planting dates:
North: July–Sept
Central: July–Sept
South: Aug–Oct
Looking for fast growth and incredible forage production?
Look no further than Smack Down.
A fantastic fall and winter food source, Smack Down offers two varieties of turnips that are easy to grow and fast to mature. Not only does it grow rapidly, but this dual-purpose mix produces a large purple spherical root and leafy forage that can both be grazed—providing high levels of protein and energy. This combination makes Smack Down one of the most popular food plots you can plant for whitetail deer.
These two varieties of turnip were carefully selected to provide both warm and cold season food options, offering attractive forages no matter the temperature or time of year. It’s truly an all-fall hunt plot!
Because of its fast growth and quick establishment, Smack Down is a great option for overseeding beans, overgrazed food plots, or as a last-minute early fall backup plan that can provide quick results and help salvage your season.
1 Jug (3 lbs.) = 1/2 Acre
1 Big Gulp (24 lbs.) = 4 Acres
Plant Varieties
Purple top turnip
Forage turnip
Planting Guide
Seed type: Annuals
Location: Full or partial sun, hunt plot, backwoods plot
pH range: 5.8–7.0 (Elbow Grease can help raise pH if needed)
Soil type: Well-drained, dark/rich, sandy, rocky, clay
Tilling: Minimal required — plow, disk, or hand rake
Fertilizer: Use recommendation from soil test — or a combined 2–3 gallons of Crank’d and Freight Train per acre
Seed depth: 1/4” or less
Planting dates:
North: July–Sept
Central: July–Sept
South: Aug–Oct
Looking for fast growth and incredible forage production?
Look no further than Smack Down.
A fantastic fall and winter food source, Smack Down offers two varieties of turnips that are easy to grow and fast to mature. Not only does it grow rapidly, but this dual-purpose mix produces a large purple spherical root and leafy forage that can both be grazed—providing high levels of protein and energy. This combination makes Smack Down one of the most popular food plots you can plant for whitetail deer.
These two varieties of turnip were carefully selected to provide both warm and cold season food options, offering attractive forages no matter the temperature or time of year. It’s truly an all-fall hunt plot!
Because of its fast growth and quick establishment, Smack Down is a great option for overseeding beans, overgrazed food plots, or as a last-minute early fall backup plan that can provide quick results and help salvage your season.
1 Jug (3 lbs.) = 1/2 Acre
1 Big Gulp (24 lbs.) = 4 Acres
Plant Varieties
Purple top turnip
Forage turnip
Planting Guide
Seed type: Annuals
Location: Full or partial sun, hunt plot, backwoods plot
pH range: 5.8–7.0 (Elbow Grease can help raise pH if needed)
Soil type: Well-drained, dark/rich, sandy, rocky, clay
Tilling: Minimal required — plow, disk, or hand rake
Fertilizer: Use recommendation from soil test — or a combined 2–3 gallons of Crank’d and Freight Train per acre
Seed depth: 1/4” or less
Planting dates:
North: July–Sept
Central: July–Sept
South: Aug–Oct
