I have 5th period and I couldnt be hapier! I have always killed my biggest birds during 5th and 6th period including a true limb hanger with 1 3/8 inch spurs that was my very first turkey in 2001 since then i have had seasons 3,4,5,6 and have killed a mature gobbler every year except one (I shot a jake on the second to last day during a snow storm) The birds are a little more pressures than 1st period but more often they are not henned up and if you encounter toms with hens in the morning dont leave the woods, by 11:00 the hens will be on the nests and the toms will be lonely and lookin for love. Last year I shot my turkey in zone 26(jefferson county) at 3:00 in the afternoon he and another tom were gobbling there fool heads off and the very next day I called a great bird in for my brother in unit 3(Richland county) again at about 3:00 in the afternoon. My favorite method is to walk and hammer with a crow call till I get one to answer, if they shock gobble a couple of times chances are they are cranked up and ready to come to any call. but be ready cause a lot of times afternoon gobblers will come in a hurry! Also if they gobble at your calls but wont come close enough call aggressive for a few minutes and get them fired up then shut up, after a few minutes they wont be able to stand it and will come to find that hen, hopefully that will be there last mistake!

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