Just reread Davidmils posts, that's what I would say if I felt like typing it all out. Just hang in there, and keep trying. Start scouting now for next year, always be looking for changing patterns, look for the food the deer are eating now, not last week. Watch the wind, and how you go to and from your stand. Don't walk through feeding or bedding areas, be very still, and quiet. You may also just not have that great an area to hunt. In my "back yard" I have a huntable population of deer, but I really have to work to find them. I may hunt 3 days before I see one. on the other hand I may have 3 days of good sightings, and a decent buck in the mix. Deer hunting is a year round sport if you want to be succesful. You can't expect to start on opening day, and stop on the last. Always look for a "better" spot, and don't give up.

TAKE YOUR KIDS HUNTING AND YOU WON'T BE HUNTING FOR YOUR KIDS