Congadulations. You're about to indulge in what will become a sickness. haha.. nothing like being out in the spring woods and enjoying all things outside. I agree with everyone. A friction call is by far the easiess to master and the push-pull calls will afford you the least movement if attached to your turkey taker. A turkey's eyesight and hearing are far and away much keaner then humans. Thank heaven they can't smell worth a hoot.. If so we'd hunt long hours before tagging one, if ever.. I noticed you said: "so I can still move up to my gun." Plz don't!!
While working the bird you should be backed up to a tree (at least as wide as you) with the gun up and mounted with the safefy on and pointed in the direction you last heard the bird or where you expect it to show itself.. from there on it's all up to you and how cooperative the turkey is.. haha. when in range make sure you'll take him with a clean shot and theres nothing between you and him and nothing beyond the bird as well. Good luck and hunt safe...
