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Build a duck hole
Make your own duck hole — it's easier than you think.
An impoundment is just a shallow seasonal pond you can drain in summer. Plant this millet-and-sorghum blend in or around it, then flood it, and you've got a magnet for ducks, geese, and other waterfowl.
The grains here were picked to hang on the stalk late into the year without breaking down in wet conditions — so you still have plenty of food when duck season opens. Mallards, black ducks, and wood ducks are especially fond of it.
The grains here were picked to hang on the stalk late into the year without breaking down in wet conditions — so you still have plenty of food when duck season opens. Mallards, black ducks, and wood ducks are especially fond of it.
Built to perform
Engineered for the flood
✓ Holds up when flooded
These grains stay on the stalk in wet conditions instead of rotting before season like ordinary grains.
✓ A waterfowl magnet
Heavy grain production puddle ducks — mallards, blacks, wood ducks — can't resist.
✓ Easy and reliable
Millet and sorghum are far easier to establish than wild rice, even if you've never planted for ducks.
Dead simple to plant
Three steps to a duck magnet
1
Prep the seedbed
Disc, till, or plow — or go no-till and just rake/lightly expose the soil. Then smooth and firm it down.
2
Sow the seed
Cover lightly at the right depth — ¼–½". Can be no-till broadcast if needed (expect thinner stands).
3
Press it in
Cultipack or drive over the plot to press the seed into the soil for good seed-to-soil contact. That's all it needs.
✓
Independently tested — no mystery seed
Every batch is third-party tested for purity and germination before it’s ever shipped out. We process, package, and ship every order right here in Cherokee, Alabama, so you know exactly what you’re putting in the ground — no filler, no guesswork. Questions? Real people who hunt and plant answer the phone.
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What’s in the bag
Built for waterfowl plantings
These specific millets and sorghum hold on the stalk and resist breaking down in wet conditions — a must for waterfowl. Buckwheat adds grain and forage to appeal to a wider range of species.
2 MilletsGrain SorghumBuckwheat
The growing details
Plant with confidence
Where to plantFull sun. Stands up to flooding — great for low areas that flood seasonally or man-made impoundments.
Ideal pH5.0 – 7.5
Soil fertilityModerate
Planting depth¼ – ½"
Plot sizeSmall to large impoundments
When to plant
North
90–120 days before first frost
Central
90–120 days before first frost
South
90–120 days before first frost
Plant it right — start with a Soil Test Kit
The only way to know what your dirt actually needs. Just $17.
Before you buy
Questions, answered
How much does it cover?
The grip jug (4.7 lb) covers 1/4 acre. The 18.3 lb bucket covers up to 1 acre.
When do I plant and flood it?
Plant 90–120 days before your average first frost so the grain matures, then flood the impoundment ahead of season. The grains hold up in water so the food's still there when ducks arrive.
Is the seed tested?
Yes. Every batch is third-party tested for purity and germination before it’s ever shipped out, so you know exactly what you’re planting — no filler.
How fast do I get it?
Most orders ship within 1 business day (all within 3 at the latest). From there it travels UPS Ground — typically 2–4 business days in the lower 48, so most orders arrive in about a week. You’ll get tracking by email the moment it leaves our dock.
Not sure this is the right blend?
Use our free Seed Selection Guide and we’ll match you to the perfect seed in under a minute.
Flood it and they will come.
Most orders ship within 1 business day · third-party tested for germination.
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