I agree that location and the type of trees may make a big difference. The first year, depending on what part of the year that the timber is harvested it is pretty common to see deer in the clearcut. Funny story, a couple of years ago I had a logger cutting some timber with a chainsaw on some uneven terrain and the tree leaned back on the saw pinching it and he had to stop the cut. He left the saw running and walked up the hill to a skidder to get some help and when he walked back to the tree there was an 8 point smelling the running saw. People who say that logging runs the deer out of the area are very mistaken.