Shawnee National Forest would be my first choice. I still hunt there! You can see some real bruisers during the rut.

SNF gets a lot of attention from in state and out of state bowhunters in the fall, but if you use your maps you can scout out a few spots to yourself. My experience with most other bowhunters is that they will work with you once you get there to avoid everyone hunting the same general areas. Most guys will tell you the general areas they are in (not the exact spots) so you can avoid cutting each other off. Many will even share their "general knowledge" of the area with you. Also, if you talk to DNR agens they can give you a bit more insight when you get there.

It is absolutely beautiful in the fall! Maps are a must! Also, if it is warm you may want your snake boots. We've seen a few timber rattlers over the years.

Good Luck!