Animal Paths

Mostly for Floridians, although for anyone else who has very dense, sometimes impenetrable undergrowth in the woods -- in preserves there are trails for people, and in the undergrowth you can see where small animal paths (or sometimes what must be deer paths) come to the trails and resume on the other side of them. Have any of you ever sat where you can watch those places where the animal paths cross the trails and seen any animals there? Thank you.

I've seen many animals using these "trails". Where I grew up it in Alabama it was mainly deer creating the trails, but many other animals use them as well. Animals aren't dumb, they will usually take the easiest way through a thicket, whether it's their trail or one made by another. I've seen deer, raccoons, armadillo, fox, coyotes, etc. all using these trails.

Thanks, Bill, very much, for your reply and that info.