I set up the feeders at the beginning of September and only got pictures of crows, raccoons, a coyote, and a fox that seems to come to eat corn almost every night. No signs of deer at any of the feeders, just lots of corn on the ground. I moved my camera last weekend to a creek crossing on a pipeline next to a spring and got a picture of a nice young buck with potential the first night, but nothing else but the same with the addition of a small porker until the pictures from today came through and I had a doe on the cam in the middle of the afternoon and another (possibly the same) just before sunset. This is East Texas, so maybe there are enough acorns on the ground that they could care less about the corn? I dunno. My FIL has deer coming to his feeder on his tiny little plot an hour away, so who knows. Anyhow, it looks like I'll just be sneaking around looking at places where I have historically seen deer or setting up in a stand and hoping something shows up.
Young buck:
He doesn't look old enough to shoot if I run across him, but I know there has to be more out there. This is a 350 acre property with very little hunting pressure. One side has a subdivision with 5 acre plots along it, two have tracts of land owned by kinfolks that don't get a ton of hunting pressure, and the other is a highway. There's no way there aren't mature bucks out there given the circumstances. It would be nice to get one on the cam though.