Tukey Hunting in the afternoon.

find where they're traveling to roost and set up and wait to ambush

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Other than that, if you are hunting the afternoon, set up where you have seen turkeys roost before and hope to get lucky

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this seems to be the general feeling, set up and start calling?

I killed one saturday at 3 pm and how I hunt them in the afternoon is I use a gobble tube to get a shock gobble and once I've located them by getting a shock gobble I try to call to them with a hen call if they don't respond I use the gobble tube or a crow call again to get a shock gobble and then I try to spot and stalk, i have been successfull using this method. the only down side to using this method is the shots are usually long and the bird often sees me before I see him, but when they are not responding to hen calls its tough anyways.

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I'd really discourage anyone from using this strategy unless you're certain you are alone on the property. Using a gobble tube is an excellent way to get shot...

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Very true, didnt take into consideration folks hunting public property, I am one of the lucky guys to have 1500 acres and only 2 other guys turkey hunt it with me, if you are certain that no one else is around and that you won't get shot then I would recommend trying it.