Hate to say it but that place/deer has been hunted in the past due to its size and location. Deer were pulled off it by the neighbors due to its size and deer home range size. You have prevailing SE winds and then north winds in the fall/winter. I would make all roads around the fencelines and then put blinds/feeders inside the property. Leave the middle area of the pasture as bedding cover with no traffic. If you are only seeing deer at night then they are not living on the place. They are traveling in from somewhere they are bedding. Also that place is not going to hunt 2 people due to deer density numbers for that county if all the places around this one are hunted and the same size or bit larger than this one. Two people hunting it will push deer out depending on your travel route to the blind with the wrong winds. Throw in buck to doe ratio and there just is not going to be enough bucks to support two hunters unless you can live with one hunter not getting a buck.

"Thinking 2 setups for deer (feed pen) and 1 for hogs/javelina (no feed pen)"

That's what I would do.

If the light areas on the map where I outlined in yellow are sort of open areas, then If possible I would move my camp on the other side of the rode (blue empty box). Setup blinds at the top of the outlined yellow areas ( black box) and have my feeders on the south end (red box) Moving the camp would create less intrusion on your east hunting area (by the panhandle) and more equal distance to the blinds. Orange lines are travel path to blinds. Everything shown is an approximation, would actually have to put foot on ground to evaluate effectively. The east setup hard to tell if it is open a little further down towards the south if so move the feeder further away.

Good luck

This would be my choice.

The only issues I see with the camp and the east setup is that it is very close to the county road. The brush is thick but not very tall.

The only issues I see with the camp and the east setup is that it is very close to the county road. The brush is thick but not very tall.

Id set the camp at far NE in the handle of the property... jmo this way one pass can be made to go to all stands

Agree with camp in the "panhandle". That way you are farther from the game, and would be less likely to spook them when you are in camp.

Sounds interesting camp in the E. Panhandle. OP was concerned about being to close to the street, also the brush looks thick as hades and the camp would be awful close to the neighbors property which is probably not a biggy. Hunter on the west would use the Orange line to get to the blind.

Nav where would you put the blinds and feeders if it was your setup? Below is a revised based off camp in the panhandle.

Kill them all!