After what I have seen gets hunted in Kansas, it is enough woods. At least one spot for you to focus on in the 1st pic is the southern end of your timber where it pinches down. The deer will use the timber for cover to travel and you want to be where you can see everything that is coming through. In the 2nd pic, at the SW end of the property, where the timber starts to widen. That is where you want to focus your attention. The NE end may be too close to the road for you to do any good. The key though is getting in there as soon as possible to see where your sign is and scouting mornings and evenings from a distance with binocs, to know where there are moving. You could use cameras, but at this late date you may not want to get in there and spread anymore scent than you absolutely have to. Binocs, from the truck would be my choice.