Creating Predictable Deer Movement By Making Your Own Deer Trails

[@jameszelinske6329]

Really well put together and thought out presentation on what you're doing for a trail. Working on a project doing some of the same except using shrubs that retain their leaves for when the marsh grasses fall down. Keep these great videos coming!

[@whitetailevolution]

Glad you enjoyed it! More to come!

[@PKalashnikov47]

Well Done! I have cut trails on my property as well, the deer have made good use of them. I have also cut some trails that intersect perpendicular to the main trails which creates intersections for good stand locations.

[@SandwichKing-lj4ej]

Great info, thanks.

[@whitetailevolution]

Thanks!!

[@davemitchell731]

Great video! Do you plant anything on your trails such as clover?

[@benwestrick2910]

He has in the past, in one of his videos a few years ago called “how to make a clover food plot trail”

[@whitetailevolution]

We do! If we feel the trail is getting enough sunlight and is a deer trail (not hunter access) we will seed with perennial clover.

[@whitetailevolution]

thanks @benwestrick2910 !

[@johnbernat5288]

Great job

[@whitetailevolution]

Thanks!

[@carterminich5610]

Holy shit..I haven't seen that many deer in one spot since I was a little kid in the late 80s

[@whitetailevolution]

Every once in a while we'll get a few come through at once lol

[@nickperkett4523]

Do you put these trails in the open hard woods to connect different bedding pockets?

[@whitetailevolution]

It's more difficult to put a trail through open woods as there is not much edge, but you can do it. Just not as predictable.