the answer is YES and NO
if you live some place where HIGH winds are the norm, then NO

if you live some place where high winds are not so common
MOST Deer in places like this will sit out a storm and wait till its over
High winds take away from a deer, MAYBE number one defense, which is scenting to survive, they live and die by there ose
In places with lots of cover, this is a big part to them living

IN places fairly open and thus higher winds on a more common basis
they tend to use there ey's a LOT more than JUST scent
due to they HAVE to eat to live and if winds are common, they adapt IMO

a deer in say wooded area's and crops mix, they can play the wind to get to food and thus us it to there advantage to survive
plus again, if HIGH winds are NOT so common, they can afford to sit out a storm till it passes, OR stay right is a crop likel corn till it stops and eat sleep right there
same can be said on thickets, where safety can be achieved with cover, and can eat browse in the safety of it!
lowering odds of getting into trouble, due to winds not allowing them to scent things as normal!

High winds also effect where your arrow goes too, so winds have a lot of things to consider
BUT deer live outside 24/7/365
so any time your out there your odds are a LOT better than staying home LOL