alright it snowed MAYBE an inch the other day(sunday day) and today it melted some but yet there is snow on the ground.before the snow there was about 2 inches of rain (all here in missouri)im gunna go scouting tomorrow because with all of that moisture that means that the trials will be visible.i have about 60 head of cattle(cows and calves) on the same property that i hunt.my question is how can i tell if a trail is from a deer or cow.i no some smart butts will say their tracks are different and i KNOW that...but still.....there is a number of trails that run through our property and i want to know which are cow or deer and which are main and secondary.my second question is how do i tell if they are secondary or main.my third quesion is which i dunno if anyone can answer....which trails lead to bedding areas?main or secondary or other?and i wanna take pictures around the bedding area correct?or the feeding area??this is my last and final question...do their bedding areas stay the same all year round or if i find 1 now will it change before next season?srry for all the questions but i wanna scout hard and get a good buck next year!!!kalvin