Winter wheat is hard to beat. I have used it along with clover for years. I have also tried biologic one year. Deer loved it, ate it to the dirt before it had time to grow along with the drought that year. But for the money wheat.

Deer are generalists when it comes to feeding habits so anything you use will likely attract deer. Whether it's oats, alphalpha, clover, winter wheat, brassicas, or turnips does not matter, so I would suggest blending a few mixes of your own. Personally, I prefer some type of a perennial mix so I don't need to plant a new plot every year. Also, start looking into the long term. If you're going to spend money on planting, you might as well spend some money on protecting what's already there. By this I mean constructing some deer exclosures. This should give oaks, hickories, and other mast producing trees a chance to grow.