Yes....Deer seem to move more in the early mornings wether it is to feed or they have been moving all night and are head to their bedding areasand then they come out in the late evenings to start feeding after they have bedded down,but you can still see movement during the mid-day at times and still get a chance at a deer.During the Rut you have a chance at seeing Bucks chasing Does at any time so you'd better beready for any kind of action then.

Turkeys are a totally different type of Game Animal to be hunting,they don't move at night but will Roost in the last evenings and stay up in a tree all night then fly down in the mornings and feed or look for hens to breed in the Spring.Here in Missouri you can only shoot a Tom (Male Turkey) in the Spring hunting season and you can only hunt them from 30 minutes til sunrise (around 6:30 AM) to 1:00 PM so your time is limited.
During the Fall Turkey Season I think you can hunt Tom's or Hens...not sure about the 6:30 to 1:00 time limit because I haven't hunted them in the fall with a shotgun?