Despite the difficult and unpredictable winter, turkey biologists still expect a strong 2023 wild turkey-hunting season.
Clayton Lenk, district biologist for the National Wild Turkey Federation, and Tim Lyons, upland game research scientist at the Minnesota DNR, agree that wild turkeys operate on a clock-like pattern regardless of whether there’s snow on the ground or it’s a warm spring.
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