I know this one has been a topic in here before but how many of you use google maps to find well defined deer paths, I am assuming that’s what these are in the picture below. Adam Matthews Z7 Magnum 29/70 Gold Tip Hunter XT 100g Slick Trick Standard
I think it depends. If it’s land that was used or is still being used for 4 wheeler, dirt bike etc it could be from that. If you know the land has not been used for that then I would assume it’s a deer trail. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
looks like a four wheeler track and the tracks running through the middle are probably just people driving through the track.
Believe it or not... Large large majority of these are deer trails. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
If you know the use of the land then yes. I know on our land there hasn't been cows on it in 10 years and I know where the trails are that i drive.
It would take boots on the ground observations to be sure, it could be deer trails. Especially, if it is a piece of private ground or public that does not allow ATV usage. There a couple of pieces of public that I have looked at on google earth that show similar trails that should be deer trails because ATVs are not allowed. I have not had the chance to look yet.
Even if deer didn’t make the trail, odds are they use it if it leads too/from where they are going. Edit: and to answer your question, yes I use google earth Sent from my iPhone using Bowhunting.com Forums
There is no substitute for boots on the ground. That's the only way you'll know for sure. Pics can be very deceiving.