I have a spot that is right inside the edge of a nasty swamp, about 125 yards off a lush green bean field. The deer bed on grassy mounds in the swamp, some only about 100 yards from my stand. Between the swamp and beans is an oak flat, and about 15 yards from my tree is where the white oaks start, with plenty of acorns on the ground. I also have a persimmon tree about 10 yards away dropping heavily.
Not seeing anything here, or at any of the stands I have. Cameras show them all in the dark. There are several guys hunting the more open hardwoods between me and the field. It's public land and I think the pressure has had them nocturnal since about day 3.
Another WMA I hunt has been pounded. The woods are beech and hickory, with some oaks, but not alot of ground cover. The thickest places on the WMA are the corn fields, which were driven the first Sunday of the season, so I think those deer have left the property.
You have to look long and hard to find something that is not so pressured the deer have gone noctural, but if you find that spot, you'll see deer.
I'm now thinking that 6-day will be a very good season this year. All this pressure will make it hard to kill a deer in bow season, and make drives about the only way to kill them on public land.