Gobbler Sawtooth Oak
You're making an investment in your land — protect it. Each kit has a Tree Pro tube and a slow-release fertilizer block for one tree. The tube keeps deer and rabbits off and can double your growth rate; the fertilizer feeds the tree through its first season. Plant with a kit, follow the Growing Guide, and your trees are covered by our 1-Year Survival Guarantee.
What you're planting
- Drop Time
- Sept – Oct
- First Crop
- 6–8 years
- Produces
- Every year
- Pollination
- Plant 2 or more
- Zones
- 5–9
- Sun
- Full sun
- Soil & Site
- Acidic, well-drained. pH 5.5–7.0. Adapts to most soils.
- Size & Spacing
- 45–55ft · plant 25–30ft apart
Fast producing oak with small acorns - great for turkey and deer
Orders placed now are for Spring 2027 shipment
We take orders in advance and ship at the proper time for spring planting in your region — mid-December in the Deep South through the end of May up north. Pick your state under "When Will My Order Ship?" below and you’ll see your exact ship dates. Get your order in now, we sell out early every season!
Gobbler Sawtooth Oak
Gobbler Sawtooth oaks get their name from the small acorns they produce. These acorns are the perfect size to be consumed by turkeys and make a great fall food source for your flock. Their acorns may be small but they are heavy producers and drop large crops every year. If you want to improve your turkey habitat Gobbler Sawtooths are the best tree you can plant on your land. Other wildlife such as deer, raccoons, squirrels, etc. enjoy them as well.
Plant each tree with one of our Survival Kits (a Tree Pro tube and a slow-release fertilizer block), follow our planting instructions, and it’s covered by our 1-Year Survival Guarantee. Full details here.
Drop time: Sept-Oct
Years till production: 6-8
Growing zones: 5-9
Soil type: Acidic well drained, adapts well to most soils
pH: 5.5-7.0
Sun: Full sun
Pollination: Needs at least 2 trees for pollination
Size when shipped: 18-36in
Spacing: 25-30ft
Add Late Drop and keep chestnuts falling into December.

By November most acorns have been mopped up and the woods go quiet. Late Drop Hybrids are selected to drop Nov–late Dec, right when deer have the fewest options. Our recommendation: a 1:1 mix.
Questions we get about Gobbler Sawtooth Oak
Smaller acorns. A turkey can swallow these whole, where a standard sawtooth acorn is too big for them. Deer eat both just fine — this one adds turkeys to the list.
6–8 years, same as our regular sawtooths. One of the fastest producing oaks you can plant.
At least two for pollination, 25–30ft apart. Plant them in a block if you want to concentrate birds.
Zones 5–9. Full sun, acidic well-drained soil, pH 5.5–7.0.
We don't ship on the day you order. We take orders in advance and ship at the proper time for spring planting in each region — from mid-December in the Deep South through the end of May up north. Pick your state below to see your exact window. Orders placed after your region has already shipped go out within 5–10 business days.
A Tree Pro grow tube and a slow-release fertilizer block for one tree. The tube protects the seedling from deer and rabbits and can double its growth rate; the fertilizer block feeds the tree through its first growing season. Every tree we ship is already inoculated with beneficial mycorrhizae, so there's nothing else to add — plant it in the kit, follow the Growing Guide, and it's covered by our 1-Year Survival Guarantee.
Plant with a Survival Kit and we guarantee the tree for a full year. If a tree dies within one year of the day it's delivered, we'll issue you store credit for what you paid for it. You don't have to worry about spending your money on something that may or may not make it.
To be covered, plant each tree with one of our Survival Kits (a Tree Pro tube and a slow-release fertilizer block), keep the tube on, and follow our planting instructions. Email us photos and your order number within a year of delivery.
For all details and conditions, see here: 1-Year Survival Guarantee
