That makes sense.
I have a few mature bucks, but he's the only one I see at that feeder. The rest all hang out a half mile away. Never seen him up there and never seen any of them down there. Feel like the other feeder is more on a pass-through area.
Had another feeder that was maybe 600 yards from the oak groove feeder. Bucks that hit it never hit the one in the oaks. Strange how boundries can be. All of this on only 450 acres.
That deer in your pic could be the one setting those boundries. I have a feeder on our place that is took over every year by one of the mature deer. Some bucks will hit feeders in all directions of that feeder (N,S,E and W) but will not go in that area when certain bucks are coming in regular there. Sometimes the dominant buck is not the biggest...that is a good time to take a kid up to take that buck out