daddy putt, I also hunt in Arkansas, on Belle Island, in the Mississippi River. I've had success the last couple of years during late season by finding the last couple of acorn trees that are still falling. There won't be many, but when you find one it's almost guaranteed to produce. Also, when it gets really cold the deer with start really hammering the food plots, you can set up on a trail with pretty realistic chances. The peak rut hear was around Dec. 20-28. You should start seeing signs of the second rut around the 3rd or 4th week of January. There are tons of tactics you could use, but the easiest and probably most effecitive is to wait until it gets cold and then start concentrating on finding the food.