I've played with deer grunts quite a bit while watching deer.  Couple things I'm certain of:  almost all deer will stop dead at a grunt(assuming they're not running hard), does are more curious of them than bucks, and finally, if you grunt in too low of a pitch younger bucks will hang their head and slink off quietly, yet if you grunt in a fairly high pitch the only deer that care are the matriarcal (boss) mule does.  Truth be known I've had more coyotes come to grunts than deer.

Those are the only things in my playing that I've found to be certain.

I've tried rattling, and I think it might work on the right day when the ruts really close but not on. 

Sorry couldn't be more help, sure others will post.

Cut block hunting is often like hunting agricultural areas, mature deer will use the fringes and any funnels created by the cut blocks, look for narrow strips between cut blocks or they will often cut corner to corner, leaving bush in between, deer on the move will funnel to these corners. Does and smaller bucks often move more openly through blocks and will spend time feeding in them. I hunted a bit in 330 last year but early in the season and I spent some time on the edge of cut blocks and saw several bucks come out to feed well before dark but they came out in spots that were not visible from any roads as that zone takes a tremendous amount of road hunting pressure.

so pick a corner and basically be patient.

That's pretty much the trick for cut blocks. Last year I built a couple of box blinds and had some success rattling in some decent bucks.   

I highly recommend wearing orange for that zone   

ya 330 is a pretty highly populated zone come season open. orange is a definite. and ya ive seen does fly across the road and a buck freeze in the bush waiting for vehicles to go by, smart animals, part of why they are great to hunt.