maybe, maybe not
Bucks early and does late is a typical combination when trying to control deer herd numbers. In most areas, the does will be bred, and by taking the bred doe, you are effectively removing 2-3 animals from next years herd.
Around here, the rut is late, and you will see more bucks active and moving late in the season. That doe you clobber for the freezer may well have led the buck of a lifetime past you if you'd let her walk. You want freezer meat around here, shoot your doe early.
It all depends on the locale and the mgmt intention.
What works or is practiced elsewhere (like what was it, OH? ) may not be ideal for somewhere else.