If you are planning to landscape your yard, I wouldn't attract deer to it.

If you are a mow and go kind of landscaper and you aren't concerned about browsing damage, you could toss out some clover or rye. Cheap seed, easy to grow. Though really deer will eat almost anything.

Hostas are deer candy, but that's not a plant that you could just toss out seed for....

I'm not familiar with your area, but around MO mayapple grows very well in understory conditions. Even though it is posionous to man I seem to remember reading that deer eat it... not sure though because I sure do see a lot of unbothered around here! Anyway, if they do eat it (suggest googling) you could collect some seeds in the spring and plant them if they are not already growing there. 90% of the time I see a deer eating around here they are eating on some kind of shrubbery or small trees, you can easily see the grazed shrubs in almost any woods near me. They may already have a good supply of food. You department of conservation would probably know best, around MO deer are so common people actually have to look for something they won't eat!

Alas in the woods across from me and all around this area deer have become so over populated that there is a special hunt in the city areas from October 15 to middle January. One of the main Johnson county Kansas parks have 30 deer per acre. The deer around here seem to be herd animals. I would not like for anyone to feed a deer for several years and then have a hunt area set up. Deer will gradually become smaller as the amount of food available becomes less. Think of the reverse of when people started eating better and became taller. If you eat less the generations become shorter.

For the deers sake please rethink you planting food for them.