MN Season Starts Tomorrow (April 15th)

[notsure]

Six to eight inches of snow on the ground and the temperature will around 16 deg. at opening light. Bring it on!

[3bailey3]

WOW I cant even image being from the south, its going to be 39 here in the morning but 78 by lunch

[Happy hooker]

13 degrees where I am

[Paulmyr]

Luckily didn't buy my tag yet so I'm going to wait until next week. Forecast is for much warmer temps.

[Greg Massey]

Good luck everyone

[Happy hooker]

I crossbow so I can hunt the whole season

[paintbrush]

Taking the grandson out in the morning. Told him to bundle up as it is suppose to be around 16 degrees first thing! Coldest opener I can remember

[brittman]

That is just one day of seven.  Snow is not uncommon during season A.  Warm this weekend.  Season A hunters will be fine, they will have a stretch of 4 - 5 good days.

MN will be interesting with no quota on the most favored A and B seasons.   There will be a lot of hunters out there the next two weeks, plus there are a lot of people walking around on forest lands with the covid-19 work stop.   Stay safe.

I am a late season MN hunter and look forward to some pretty light pressure by May.

[Sir-diealot]

Best of luck to you. When I was still hunting them outside and not in a blind I had always wanted to hunt them in the snow. I think I was the only turkey hunter I knew that had snow camo at that time.

[bigriverbum]

had youth season in wisconsin this weekend. it's snowed like 3 out of the last four days. almost makes a man want to move down south 

[Timmer]

I can remember a number of years back I hunted during a massive snow storm with blowing snow.  I recollect it snowed around 16 inches and with the wind blowing there were 3 foot drifts.  I really didn't think I had much chance at a turkey.  I mostly wanted to challenge myself to see if I could handle what mother nature dished out.  I did think that it would be very hard for them to hear me and there was a possibility that I could sneak and find them roosting out of the wind somewhere.  I never saw a single bird.

I haven't bought a tag yet.  I think I'm going to go for season B.  I usually hunt with my oldest boy but with kid's activities canceled during the epidemic I'll have a chance to bring my daughter hunting for the first time.  My little guy is 6 and he might be up for spending some time in the blind as well.  I've got the giant pentagon so there's room for all of us. 

[ddturkeyhunter]

had youth season in wisconsin this weekend. it's snowed like 3 out of the last four days. almost makes a man want to move down south 

Love hunting them in the snow, just an extra layer of clothing and all set to go. No worry about bringing a thermacell.

[bigriverbum]

had youth season in wisconsin this weekend. it's snowed like 3 out of the last four days. almost makes a man want to move down south 

Love hunting them in the snow, just an extra layer of clothing and all set to go. No worry about bringing a thermacell.

I did some stalking in a fresh snow this winter. Very different kind of hunt, but very cool

[Mossberg90MN]

I went out today. It was very very cold today. Even when the sun came up the wind was blowing, not to mention I was breaking a sweat walking in that deep snow. It was also impossible to close in on a bird because of the loud crunching from the snow. It just is amplified in those bear woods.

I'm gonna have to start picking Season C.


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[bigriverbum]

I went out today. It was very very cold today. Even when the sun came up the wind was blowing, not to mention I was breaking a sweat walking in that deep snow. It was also impossible to close in on a bird because of the loud crunching from the snow. It just is amplified in those bear woods.

I'm gonna have to start picking Season C.


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i always pick 2nd season in wisconsin. more chance to get it and typically better weather. i was born on the 21st and my mom said it snowed 6 inches that day