On the property I hunt there is a 15 acre rectangular strip of timber that connects the land I hunt with some adjoining property. It is a travel corridor for deer moving from a good bedding area to a pond and clover field in my area. This weekend when I went to check stand sites, etc. the low maintenance road that leads back to this section was littered with large tree trunks and I could hear large equipment and chain saws in the timber. Question - I have a stand that takes advantage of the deer coming through this section on their way to the pond - will all the logging substantially change their travel patterns? Or will the tree tops actually attract deer for browze and bedding cover? Any opinions / experience? Thanks.