Dixie Dozen

Mentions

• Terry recommends mixing leftover soybeans at about 15 pounds per acre into fall blends like Deadly Dozen or Dixie Dozen for massive early-season deer attraction. 21:40 — Episode #283 “Best Corn Ever? Don & Terry Reveal 2025 Plot Results + Fall Food Plot Timing Tips”
• Joe said Dixie Dozen has had a ton of success in South Carolina, and he has spread the product to hunting buddies there. 56:11 — Episode 280 - Trail Cams, Big Cats, and Camo Drops | Special Guest Joe Miles
• Joe said the landowner of the plantation he hunts insists on Dixie Dozen being planted every year because turkeys hammer it during spring turkey season. 56:58 — Episode 280 - Trail Cams, Big Cats, and Camo Drops | Special Guest Joe Miles
• Terry plans to convert his half-acre soil charge plot into equal halves of Dixie Dozen and Deadly Dozen this year. 31:52 — Episode 175 - June Food Plot Update
• Terry met with Josh Anderson of Lethal Mission in The Carolinas about their new Dixie Dozen and Soil Charge products. 16:39 — Episode #152 - Are Trade Shows Dying?

Questions

• Andy Hendrix from Anderson, South Carolina asks whether, lacking a local dealer, he should replant his half-acre plot in clover or trees instead of Dixie Dozen. 56:39 — Making Good Tree Stands GREAT | Don Higgins’ Best Habitat Tricks + Doubting Thomas Premiere
• Terry asked Joe what his biggest property prep is, besides scouting, ahead of the August swamp season in South Carolina. 55:42 — Episode 280 - Trail Cams, Big Cats, and Camo Drops | Special Guest Joe Miles
• Will Real World continue to offer the Dixie Dozen blend? 51:07 — Episode #172 - Don is really worried about EHD in 2023

Dixie Dozen is a fall food plot blend from Lethal Mission, offered alongside Deadly Dozen and Soil Charge. Terry, who met with Lethal Mission’s Josh Anderson of The Carolinas, suggested mixing in about 15 pounds per acre of leftover soybeans for early-season deer attraction, and planned to split his half-acre plot between Dixie Dozen and Deadly Dozen. Joe said it succeeded in South Carolina, shared it with hunting buddies, and noted a plantation landowner required it yearly for spring turkey activity.

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