Last night was the night to be in the woods. You seem to be a weather buff...try this 12 to 24 hours before an approaching front, keep track of the deer activity in your area. Also keep an eye on pressure systems - I find a pressure system in the Ohio valley, which is typically 24 hours before it moves into this area is another trigger for ravenous eating.
North East storms seem to be the best from my notes. It doesn't even need to be much of a storm... with weather coming it almost always means good movement prior to the arrival.
https://www.windfinder.com/forecast/round-valley-reservoir I use this site a lot. If you look at the wind forecast, after tonight the wind is steadily out of the East for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Monday and probably today as well are going to be good days and things should slow until Sunday when things come back to their normal westerly direction or shift out of the east . Sunday morning would be the day I try to get out again(no Sunday hunting on park land). These are just my observation over the years.
