I gave up years ago running cameras in Sept. Just not worth the wear and tear on the cameras and battery wastage. Currently, I have 3 long term established salt licks over a mile apart from one another. So I run 3 cameras in July, Aug, and Sept. Come October when scrapes open up, I put out the bulk of my cameras. If I find a really hot oak tree with a scrape nearby, that is my all time favorite for numbers of pictures.
I never hunt without a spare camera in my fanny pack in November. I don't scout in November, but will occasionally come across something interesting on the way to a stand that needs one (new fence crossing from a downed tree with tons of prints, etc)
I'll pull many of the cameras after Thanksgiving to relocate to my lease in MS, but still leave the ones on the very best hot communal scrapes for the 2nd rut hunt.
After years of running multiple cameras from July thru Feb, I've learned all I really need to know about timing of range shifting, timing of when mature bucks begin to move in daylight with some regularity, etc. So no need to incur unnecessary wear and tear on extra cameras leaving them afield.