Can't wait 'till OH prohibits baiting...
.. but what I and my buds have witnessed over many years in Ohio, not located around big AG, is with food plots you can get good patterns hold and improve the local heard health etc... but about mid Oct, the folks that bait, big parcels, small parcels, doesn't matter, will pile corn out and totally change the buck patterns. Pre-baiting, pre-rut, with food plots the bigger boys can be kinda predictable. If you have plots and don't bait they will change when neighbors pile it out, i.e. get pulled off, maybe nocturnal maybe just partially, but if you food plot and also bait to "keep up with the Jones's" you have a better chance to keep bucks in the area and not be pulled off to corn. Either way, putting bait out alters the patterns. I try to minimize the effect, putting it out on the edge of established plots where they were going anyway so its there and = to that guy with 4 acres and 500# corn pile.
So, rereading this, I'm reinforcing what Albert said above... plots with a little corn on your place with those neighbors.
Best of luck on your new land bud.