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Where to hunt wild turkey near Two Harbors, Minnesota

Last updated 2026-09-24 · seasons from MN DNR · 2026 season year

There are 7 public units within 40 miles of Two Harbors, Minnesota that hold ground where wild turkey is recorded — 184,845 acres of it. The most of it is in Superior National Forest, 17.6 miles out, with 146,438 recorded acres. The closest is Miscellaneous at 5.6 miles. The season runs October 3, 2026 to November 1, 2026 — 30 days afield, bag 1 per day, 1 in possession, read against the 2026 season year from MN DNR. Public-land boundaries here are PAD-US, which records who manages a parcel rather than where the line runs or whether a unit carries a local closure — check with MN DNR before you park.

Public land within 40 miles of Two Harbors

Distance is measured to the nearest edge of a unit rather than to its middle, in a straight line — this app carries no road network and will not print a drive time it cannot compute. A unit whose ground reaches inside the circle is listed for the acreage that is inside it, never for its statewide total.

Ordered by recorded acres — how much of each unit lies inside subbasins where wild turkey is recorded at regular strength or better — rather than by how big the unit is. The biggest block in a state is often not in the half of it the bird is in. PAD-US splits a forest into many parcels, so acreage is summed over the unit's name, and the share is measured against the unit's drawn boundary rather than a centroid: a national forest can be two polygons across half a peninsula.

MN DNR names no geographic restriction on this season, so no unit is excluded for being outside one.
Season geography here is read off a dates table rather than the rule itself, and a dates table carries no boundary.

UnitClassMilesRecorded acresAcres in rangeWhere the records are
Superior National Forest part of the unit National forest 17.6 146,438 292,180 50% regular, 26% present, 24% no records
Cloquet Valley part of the unit State forest 7.9 23,747 45,045 53% regular, 44% present, 3% no records
Finland part of the unit State forest 17.6 6,471 80,339 8% regular, 16% present, 76% no records
Miscellaneous part of the unit State forest 5.6 5,111 8,951 57% regular, 17% present, 26% no records
Riverlands part of the unit State forest 16.1 2,631 10,348 25% regular, 75% present
Nemadji part of the unit State forest 38.2 441 441 100% regular
Interstate Island WMA Wildlife management area 28.1 6 6 100% regular

A unit marked part of the unit has ground outside the circle as well, and the acreage here is only what is inside it. PAD-US records who manages a parcel, not where its line runs on the ground and not whether it carries a local closure: context, not permission. Check the unit with MN DNR before you park.

Season and limits

MN DNR's dates for the 2026 season year, read from MN DNR. Minnesota lists this season as Wild turkey.

SegmentOpensClosesDays
Statewide October 3, 2026November 1, 202630
Open today
Shut — next opening October 3, 2026
Bag limit
1 per day, 1 in possession
Hunter orange
required
Shooting hours
not carried

What to walk when you get there

Mature hardwoods that carry mast — oak ridges and beech — against open ground: pasture, food plot, log landing or field edge where birds strut and feed. Roost trees are usually the biggest timber near water.

Locate first and call second. Fall hunting is often a matter of finding a flock, scattering it and calling it back together; spring hunting is working a gobbler off the roost from a set-up he can walk to without crossing anything.

Written for this app rather than read off an agency page — the cover a bird uses does not change at a state line. Everything above that is a date, a limit or an acreage names the source it came from.

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