I found scrapes and rubs on my lease in central Alabama for the first time this year. There were three scrapes and two rubs in a 10 yard diameter on a trail leaving a food plot. The area had deer crap all over it, so I guessed that this was a community scrape area. I put a cellular trail camera overlooking the scrapes about 8 feet up a tree midday on Saturday. Before I could get back to my truck (within 10 minutes), two does were on camera. That night, I had numerous small bucks, spikes, does, and fawns on the camera (maybe 15 different deer total). I thought that I had found a hot spot. The numbers dropped each day. I haven't had a deer on camera in 48 hours. You would think that I would have more activity going to the food plot with the temperatures dropping. I am the only person on a 400 acre lease, so there should be no human presence there. Guesses as to what caused the inactivity?