They are movin with the rut. You need to find their new bedding grounds. Should be closer to feeding grounds now. They are still around just a little different location as the season changes.

it can be a couple of reasons one they could have been pressured and know you are there its just like hunting a buck onece they figure out you have been in the area they will change thier patteren another thing deer have different patterens for different seasons thier summer time patteren want be the same as thier fall the reason is thier food source changes in the summer they might have had some green briars or honey suckles even somebodies garden when the weather changes so does the food after the first frost usally all the green brouse that they feed on all summer starts dieing out so they have to hunt for different food sources like acorns or green fields,fresh cut corn,winter peas so thier patteren will change but i have noticed unless deer are spooked and pressured they still tend to use some of thier same bedding areas (sometimes) they will just change the way they leave out for the evening and return in the morning this is where i would concentrate my efforts if you know where they are bedding (dont get to close) but scan around the area and you will most likely find where they are exiting and where they are headed to feed put a trail camera up and back out try to be scent free as possible remeber what ever you touch they can smell if you do this iam sure you can locate your doe's and most likely a buck tagging along well good luck.

keep feeding the deer if you have alot of does thin some and the bucks will come

They're taking different trails. Either get more cameras or do some scouting yourself.

make sure your treestand or blind is not right on the trail or two feet from it if you know what i mean. Sometimes it is a good idea to still hunt through the woods thats how i shot my eight pointer