I ussually do quite a bit of late season hunting in Northern Wisconsin on public land, I have found that if the weather gets severe enough the mature bucks will come out to eat in daylight hours, even in high pressured areas food seems to be more important than safety(if that makes any sense).

I know that the food source is going to be different depending on where in the country you hunt, but up north if you can find some fresh logging (not pines) you are almost certain to find a good population of deer...

I have also seen a lot of deer with the "two man push"the problem i have found with that isit is very difficult to get in position where deer actually come in bow range, and I am also not a fan of taking running shots with archery gear, so allthough I have seen many deer on these small pushes I have never harvested one this way.

Overall I love late season hunting, if you find a food source you are going to see a lot of deer, it can be hard to find a mature buck, but seeing deer is allways fun!!!