Fence pond areas if you have cattle. If the cattle have access to other water then these areas can be kept cleaner and also provide great nesting areas also. Stream or Corridor areas make great travel lanes for turkey also provides water and nesting and brooding areas along the edges. Also slope on the side of hills can be great nesting area if you can till that area every 3 years. Active Forest Management Fencing wood lots if you have cattle on the ground may be the single highest priority for both the timber and wildlife management in the area.
Cattle destroy the seedlings and the under story of the woods.
Cattle in wood lots also make for competition for hard mast that the wildlife must have for a winter food supply. Also cause soil erosion which can cause the damage to roots and create poor health of the trees and eliminates all diversity in plant life that wood lot. Timber harvest and timber stand management by removing poor quality trees can create a better forest health. Allowing oaks to grow faster and improving the quality and quantity of hard mast production and allowing sunlight on the forest floor make a diversity in plant growth allowing some soft mast plants to grow also and creating new nesting and brooding areas. Also can provide economic return from the timber while providing better wildlife habitats.