Afternoons and evenings can be great times to target turkeys, especially late in the season

If you rewind the clock and look back at the history of the turkey season in Minnesota, you’ll see that a few decades ago, things were vastly different.
One of the changes, that’s a huge benefit, is the opportunity to hunt until sunset. While most turkey hunters won’t be caught dead not hunting at sunrise if they have the chance, the afternoon shift is a great time to get out there. This is especially true during the last few weeks of the spring season.

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