I hunt in Northeast Wisconsin and every year from June to early September we always have a ton of bucks on camera including some big bucks that always seems to just disappear. Our farm is on the edge of a big timber of hardwoods so we have a bunch of farm fields right on the edge of the property and food plots don’t make a lot of sense. Just wondering what else we can do to try and get these bucks to stick around all year. Thanks for the help!

In my experience, bucks are driven by 3 things.  Security, food and does.  You need to have at least 1 or 2 of these if you want to attract and hold bucks in your hunting area.  My guess is that the dee are feeding on something in your area during the summer and early fall, then transitioning to another food source, which is why you're losing them.  Around here, when the deer leave the ag fields they're usually heading for acorns.  I would start there and see what you can come up with.