If you don't know how to hunt using topo maps this book helped me years ago (https://www.amazon.com/Mapping-Trop...+topo+book&qid=1600353512&sr=8-6). Once you read through and understand how to read the topo map for the purposes of scouting then when you get a new property you'll have 5-8 spots identified before you ever set foot on it.

The way I always go about it on a new place is go ahead and be ready to spend the day in the woods and put your good boots on. I start with the trails and look around for rubs and scrapes and the types of trees in the area. Acorns are your friend. Look for tracks, crap, pinch points and funnels. Find all that and you’ll find the deer

Google Dan Infalt and whitetail scouting. It’ll help you greatly.

I look for water source. There are usually good trails that either cross or parallel them. Acorns usually will be good around the creeks as well.