I hunt in an area where there's been some loggong going on, and the deer come to the tree tops to feed, and seem curius at what is going on. Since the trees have blown over, I don't thinkit is an issue at all--except as Fly said---be careful about th escent in the area. A little more 'touch up' to what the storm already did won't be very noticeable, except for thr scent factor.
I am going back to my honey hole spot after staying away for 2 weeks to let it cool down after the poaching incident, and then I will hunt again sat'day as well. It's been rainy, and then windy here today, and is supposed to cool off and be calm in the morning--which is a good thing--as you know! The landowner told me today that he drove through there last night and there were deer everywhere, so I think that would indicate that the sheriff's and DNR have had a positive effect---hopefully not too late.