I’m here I’m Central OH and they don’t stay on the acorns for long around me. They will eat them until they’re gone, mind you, but they don’t hold the attraction value for very long once the corn and beans have been cut. Dunno why. Acorns are a very small part of my personal hunting strategy in this location. I do put my stands in/around the oaks that are producing if I can, but tbh I’d rather hunt the transitions knowing that my tree is between the deer and not just the acorns but also some other form of attraction like a field, plot, bedding area, or staging area near those oaks. Also, I don’t know why but they seem to favor the hickory nuts and walnuts after October.
When I hunted public land in DE (honestly more similar terrain to where you’re hunting IMO) they hammered those acorns more than anything else until like thanksgiving or later. Also had a higher percentage of oaks in those woods overall. Probably a factor. If I were you I’d hunt those transitions to/through the really hot oaks and see what happens until maybe Halloween.