Sure, a turkey can be shot at any time during hunting hours, but there’s nothing quite like calling in a bird right off the roost. Getting to your spot even a few minutes late can make a big difference. On average, toms will start gobbling a half hour before sunrise and hit their peak about 10 to 15 minutes after first light.
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