Pressure is hunting a farm that immediately borders state gamelands that is also stocked with pheasants. There isn't a day that goes by where I don't have someone bumbling off the state land or through it on winds that hurt me, walking dogs, riding horses, scouting, shooting at game (pheasants rabbits) or just straight trespassing. PLus the fringes of the property I hunt also get bowhunted heavily and by guys that don't know what a wind current is or where it's going. Throw in an early youth rifle season and muzzleloader season and I'm out of that patch of woods seriously by the end of the first or 2nd week of the season.
I won't go back until the rut if at all.
It's one of those places where if I don't whack one in the very first week the bucks turn out the lights until November, and I'd just be relying on forced movement of bumped deer.