I have a place just like that. 4 wheeler trails everywhere, and lots of corn run over. (that farmers gonna be pi$$ed) Anyways, tonight dispite the 4-wheeling that took place yesterday, I scouted and sat about 70 yds away from the main trail on the old train tracks. I saw in this order 4 coons, 1 doe, 1fawn and 1 doe, a bobcat, another coon, 3 more coons, 2 does, 2 coons, 1 doe. This was all in about an hour around from 7:00 to 8:00 and when I left there was still a few minutes of daylight, but I had to cross the trail to get back to the truck. If the 4-wheeler trails are well used their will be bare dirt. Follow the trails and watch for tracks. We have 2 stands directly on wheeler trails and have taken several deer. The downside is that the A-hole will occasionally ride right by you while your on stand, sometimes they will see you and leave, other times they just keep riding. One day a wheeler went by tearing all hell and my dad and stepmom gave up that day and went home. I stuck it out and not 5 mins after the wheeler left a4x1 buck came out of the woods on the very same trail and walked right by me. If they hear it enough and still continue to stay in the timber they will adapt and can still be hunted easily.