I will be bowhunting on a small family woodlot, 15-20 acres this fall. its surrounded by 30 acres that aren't hunted, and have only 3 houses.

I wonder if there is anything I can plant this late in the season that will sprout up ok, kind of make the deer want to come over to take a bite.

I've seen a number of does and 4-8pt bucks, and they have trails and paths through the woods. I've noticed a few decent tree rubs, and my uncle said he saw a buck that has to weigh 220lbs with about 10 pts. I've only seen the tracks, which appear to be about 1/3 of my shoe size at size 12. I want to plant covering at a few trail intersections. Its in VA, 95% wooded, just a few hickory trees, one of two oaks, and mostly pine and poplar. The mid section holds the stream and water flows down to it when it rains so the spot I want to plant gets muddy.

My grandpa planted a small garden in an open sectio with potatoes, corn, etc.
What should I plant?
Clover, BioLogic stuff?

Thanks