What is "deer trail"

Usage examples of "deer trail".

Ulfrega led them down past the river, through woodland rife with pigs, and along a deer trail that led to the Red Deer settlement.

The riders had kept to a narrow deer trail, and Askari followed it for around half a mile.

Of course, a man on horseback can't follow a deer trail very far unless he's lucky, the way we had been earlier.

He could thus lie for patient hours intent upon the burrow of a hare or a deer trail that led to water.

When dawn came after an eternity of walking, they found a deer trail that wandered east, and they kept going at a steady walking pace because, after all, fear prodded them on, so it was only when they reached a stream and had to stop the horses from drinking too much cold water while overheated that they remembered that while they might march on they had to rest and graze the horses.

David leaped off the deer trail, downhill to his right, straight through brush and limbs, panic driving him in great, gulping strides.

The two trees stood amid an undergrowth of high grass and low shrubs, through which an almost imperceptible deer trail had been lightly trampled.

It was heading north-northwest on a curve that would bring it to the deer trail above them.