What's your favorite food? I love pizza, but I also like a wide variety of things. Everything from favorites like meatloaf, turkey with all the trimmings, or steak on the grill, to Italian and even Chinese every now and then.
Deer enjoy a variety of foods also. In most areas they will take advantage of whatever is ripe and ready. Some favorites are:
Pasture grasses
Agricultural crops like apples, oats, corn and soybeans
Mast crops like acorns, beechnuts and hickory nuts
Tasty twigs from maple, apple and greenbriar
An area that offers a good mix of these types of food sources will likely be good deer habitat. This means areas that have agricultural crops broken up by hardwood lots with streams zigzagging through them.
The key for you as a hunter is to know the preferred food sources available in your hunting area. This changes from one year to the next as farmers may plant different crops, and some years there may be a bumper crop of acorns followed by a year with none.
You also need to know when the deer will hitting specific foods. A good example are brassicas. Deer won't pay much attention to them until the first frost hits. After that they'll immediately mow them off because the plants convert their starches to sugar and they become deer candy!
So look for places that provide the variety that deer like and you just might spice up your hunting season.