ORIGINAL: jaybe

In my experience, it will be a good location as soon as new browse begins to appear. Depending on what time of year they cut the pines, it may or may not happen in time for this season. I'd be scouting this area off and on in late summer to see if there are forbes etc. coming up. This should become a good area in the next few years for nighttime feeding, but even in mid-day, deer might come out a short way for a nibble.
Other factors, such as distance from roads, terrain and accesibility to water will also play a part.

IM jaybe