In my area the clover has gone to seed and need a cutting, there is no hurry because the deer have moved on to the soybeans. The doe are bringing the fawns into the soybean fields before dark, I was watching a doe with two fawn and her yearling, doing a number on our second batch of soybeans. Once the soybeans have stopped shooting, they will be feeding on the clover again, then when the acorns drop they will move onto them. Not the red ones, only the white, I have seen deer walk many times under the red and stop at the white. during the year they feed on greenbriar, dogwood bushes, other items I consider weed and they really like feeding on ragweed in my area.
we have tried planting buckwheat, oats, brassicas including purple top turnips. These deer around here refuse to eat these crops, even dug out some purple top turnips two years in a row, they refused to even try them. Had a feeder with corn out for a couple years, doe would bring the fawns in July and August, then we wouldn't get any pictures until the following Spring.
I haven't had enough time to figure out what the deer like in Tioga County , N. Y. So far they have only turned down my buckwheat, but love soybeans, clover and brassicas, including turnips and ate them to ground level.
only regret that I have about foodploting, wish I would have started it 20 years ago.