Hot Chic Food Plot Seed by Domain Outdoor is a clover, legume, or perennial-style food plot seed for deer built for land managers, deer hunters, and habitat builders who want a clear answer for what to plant, when to plant it, and how to make it perform.
This product is best used for perennial deer food plots, logging roads, partial shade, and low-maintenance nutrition. It includes chicory and two varieties of clover and fits a complete property plan that connects seed choice, planting timing, fertility, and dealer support.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hot Chic Food Plot Seed best used for?
Hot Chic Food Plot Seed is best used for perennial deer food plots, logging roads, partial shade, and low-maintenance nutrition.
When should I plant Hot Chic Food Plot Seed?
Normal planting guidance is: North: March–June or August–September; Central: March–May or August–September; South: February–April or September–October. For a weather-based recommendation, use the Domain Planting Date App.
What should I pair with Hot Chic Food Plot Seed?
Recommended pairings include Crank’d, Elbow Grease, Dirty Deeds, and Liquid Courage. Use the Plot Enhancing Liquids App to adjust the program by acreage, crop type, soil pH, phosphorus, and potassium.
Planted hot chic 4 weeks ago. We have had very little rain since then. These 2 plots are doing very good, the one that is a lot fuller is because it's along a river. If we had more rain, I think they'd both be equally as full. Very pleased with this product
I am impressed with HotChic so much that I’m converting all of my plots to it. This plot (0.32 ac) has had 2200lbs of lime to bring the up the PH. Sprayed twice with liquid potash and humic acid. Then sprayed with Imox and Clethodim along with a couple of high mowings.
When I made this plot 5 years ago it was the poorest dirt on my farm as nothing much would grow very well on it but I stuck with my plan and this is the result.
The oats came in good on the bottom plot but not so much on the top.
HOT CHICK is slow to come in. I’m hoping the rain forecasted for the next few days gives it a boost.
Frost seated it here in Central Illinois for been on the ground for about three weeks now waiting on 60° weather for it to germinate then see what happens with it
Only 4 days after planting it started sprouting. Unfortunately no rain is slowing the growth this fall. I will have more photos in October when i visist my lease again. The small plot we tried in the spring looks amazing.
Hot Chic has become the go-to food plot born on our farm for the smaller plots. This stuff is a deer magnet. It is very high yield so even the small plot size will feed a lot of deer through the year. Domain products are all excellent but Hot Chic has become my favorite blend
This is my 3rd year of using Hot Chic. Been using it along with Comeback Kid as my perennial plot. Frost seeding in the late winter/early spring to get the clover and chicory to establish early before the trees canopy. The deer and turkey love the clover and chicory that come up early in the spring every year once the soil temps get above 50 degrees
Got a late start in planting but his is what it's looking like today 22 days in I'm very pleased with hot chick thinking of using green machine sometime in late August
Hot chick is coming in great after 3 weeks can’t wait to see it full growth and see if the deer hammer it I did still and throw down liquid lime and 2 bags of 13-13-13
We seeded the plot prior to leaving on vacation the second week of September. We have since had plenty of rain and warmth for germination, but as you can see in the photos … the results have been subpar in comparison to last year’s results.
All 4 photos included are this year’s disappointing results.
Your suggestions are welcome,
Lynn Beck
Rosedale, Indiana
Store owner replied:
Hi Lynn!
Thanks for providing the pics! For planting mid September and it being early October this Hot Chic is off to a great start. Hot chic is a perennial, so it establishes slower than annuals, because it lasts longer. I’d say given that and the leaf cover, both on the ground and trees, it’s doing great and should only get better as October looks like it will be above normal temps. Keep us posted as it grows
Hot Chic is a great Perennial food plot seed. I always mix it with Big Sexy. The results speak for itself. Deer love it. Been using Domain for 5 years and won’t use anything else.
I planted two plots in different areas. The one pictured was disc and dragged. Added 200lbsof fertilizer and 200lbs of lime. It took about 3 weeks to sprout. I have cut it once. It looks good. The deer have not eaten it like I thought they would but it’s early.
The second plot was a trail plot. Very little prep work on the woods on logging roads. I added 100lbs of lime and fertilizer. It sprouted but died off. I’m guessing not enough sun light.
Amazing products and amazing customer service all around ! First time planting Domain products and I can say I'm a customer for life! Disced up and sprayed plots last weekend in April.. came back following weekend and planted. Hot Chic, Comeback Kid, and No BS all have flourished! Pics are before planting and 3 weeks after planting! Deer are hammering the plots. Can't wait for fall plots!
Love this product Hot Chic is my all time favorite located in central zone of Western Ky. It is cold weather tolerant for sure. I broadcast this in February on the plot seen in the woods. I also have a 3/4 acre plot next to it that I mixed Bombshell with Hot Chic and it is thriving! 5 star customer service from the Domain Team!
Planted hot chic 4 weeks ago. We have had very little rain since then. These 2 plots are doing very good, the one that is a lot fuller is because it's along a river. If we had more rain, I think they'd both be equally as full. Very pleased with this product
I am impressed with HotChic so much that I’m converting all of my plots to it. This plot (0.32 ac) has had 2200lbs of lime to bring the up the PH. Sprayed twice with liquid potash and humic acid. Then sprayed with Imox and Clethodim along with a couple of high mowings.
When I made this plot 5 years ago it was the poorest dirt on my farm as nothing much would grow very well on it but I stuck with my plan and this is the result.
The oats came in good on the bottom plot but not so much on the top.
HOT CHICK is slow to come in. I’m hoping the rain forecasted for the next few days gives it a boost.
Frost seated it here in Central Illinois for been on the ground for about three weeks now waiting on 60° weather for it to germinate then see what happens with it
Only 4 days after planting it started sprouting. Unfortunately no rain is slowing the growth this fall. I will have more photos in October when i visist my lease again. The small plot we tried in the spring looks amazing.
Hot Chic has become the go-to food plot born on our farm for the smaller plots. This stuff is a deer magnet. It is very high yield so even the small plot size will feed a lot of deer through the year. Domain products are all excellent but Hot Chic has become my favorite blend
This is my 3rd year of using Hot Chic. Been using it along with Comeback Kid as my perennial plot. Frost seeding in the late winter/early spring to get the clover and chicory to establish early before the trees canopy. The deer and turkey love the clover and chicory that come up early in the spring every year once the soil temps get above 50 degrees
Got a late start in planting but his is what it's looking like today 22 days in I'm very pleased with hot chick thinking of using green machine sometime in late August
Hot chick is coming in great after 3 weeks can’t wait to see it full growth and see if the deer hammer it I did still and throw down liquid lime and 2 bags of 13-13-13
We seeded the plot prior to leaving on vacation the second week of September. We have since had plenty of rain and warmth for germination, but as you can see in the photos … the results have been subpar in comparison to last year’s results.
All 4 photos included are this year’s disappointing results.
Your suggestions are welcome,
Lynn Beck
Rosedale, Indiana
Store owner replied:
Hi Lynn!
Thanks for providing the pics! For planting mid September and it being early October this Hot Chic is off to a great start. Hot chic is a perennial, so it establishes slower than annuals, because it lasts longer. I’d say given that and the leaf cover, both on the ground and trees, it’s doing great and should only get better as October looks like it will be above normal temps. Keep us posted as it grows
Hot Chic is a great Perennial food plot seed. I always mix it with Big Sexy. The results speak for itself. Deer love it. Been using Domain for 5 years and won’t use anything else.
I planted two plots in different areas. The one pictured was disc and dragged. Added 200lbsof fertilizer and 200lbs of lime. It took about 3 weeks to sprout. I have cut it once. It looks good. The deer have not eaten it like I thought they would but it’s early.
The second plot was a trail plot. Very little prep work on the woods on logging roads. I added 100lbs of lime and fertilizer. It sprouted but died off. I’m guessing not enough sun light.
Amazing products and amazing customer service all around ! First time planting Domain products and I can say I'm a customer for life! Disced up and sprayed plots last weekend in April.. came back following weekend and planted. Hot Chic, Comeback Kid, and No BS all have flourished! Pics are before planting and 3 weeks after planting! Deer are hammering the plots. Can't wait for fall plots!
Love this product Hot Chic is my all time favorite located in central zone of Western Ky. It is cold weather tolerant for sure. I broadcast this in February on the plot seen in the woods. I also have a 3/4 acre plot next to it that I mixed Bombshell with Hot Chic and it is thriving! 5 star customer service from the Domain Team!
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