I did want to add that most places that are highly pressured and hunted hard can work to your advantage. If hunted a lot of public property here in Ohio and it's obvious who's the lazy hunters are. I scout a few weeks in advance and literally try to go "where no man has gone before". I know it sounds crazy, but I take my GPS and literally try to get lost. I hunted at Deleware State Park and did this last year, and got as far away as possible to where the "average" hunter would be, and especially far from the lazy hunters who make it no more than 200 yards of where they park. Anyways,I was so intoseeing a big buck, when it did happen, I hadn't loaded my gun (I regret this so bad).But all I'm saying is, don't be afraid to get lost and explore, I bet your chances of scoring a big buck are much better. Another advantage is once deer start getting that hunting pressure they go far away and deep into the woods. Hopefully right where you will be! Good Luck