Yeah, what steve182 said.

This may not qualify as an active strategy, but somebody or something has got to get the bucks moving. I have found that staying with your stand during the noon lunch hour when other hunters are on the move can sometimes make things happen.

I live in Ohio and that is when you have the chance at really crappy weather. Rain, Snow, Rain-Snow mix, & Wind. I would say that you really don't see a lot of activity on those days but they do move a little. In my opinion, I have seen a lot of movement after a weather front moves through. I shot 2 really nice deer last year, a buck and a doe. Both animals were taken after a front moved through the area. They had probably bedded down the day prior and were waiting on the weather to break before they moved around. I hope this helps.