Wild Berry Wine

[Michigan Swamp Buck]

Have you ever noticed that deer trails are relatively free of of thorny growth? The stuff can grow thick everywhere (reminiscent of Uncle Remus' old tale), but the deer seem to be able to keep it down and keep it from coming back.

Cool practice you're into here, MSB. Do keep us up-to-speed on your progress!!

The deer will come by and eat the new greens at the tips, they're one of the tick infested critters I mentioned. The deer trails are mostly under the tree canopy and don't support these plants. Everywhere else, the deer use the driveway, two tracks and the main road out front. No matter what happens with the landscape (as in trees coming down or getting logged out), generation after generation of deer use the same deer paths. The basic lay of the land has them travel the traditional routes me thinks.

I'll be back as this project moves along. Hell I might take some pictures along the way.