Creating Predictable Deer Movement By Making Your Own Deer Trails

Installing different habitat improvements to encourage certain behaviors within our property borders will help in establishing a daily pattern. We can make that movement much more predictable by either creating or enhancing existing deer trails. If we can push deer down a trail we want them to take, this makes getting hunting opportunities at the local deer herd that much easier.
In this video we talk about one of the deer trails we carved out on our property here in Michigan.
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[@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 !

[@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!

[@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

[@SandwichKing-lj4ej]

Great info, thanks.

[@whitetailevolution]

Thanks!!

[@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.

[@johnbernat5288]

Great job

[@whitetailevolution]

Thanks!