Calls, camo, patience and a good knowledge of the area where you intend to hunt. A vest to carry your gear is good. Get a copy of Tom Kelly's book, "A Fork in the Road" which is written for beginning turkey hunters. Be sure to pattern your shotgun to see what shot it likes best. Good luck.

Good answer above..
If I was starting over,I would recommend going with a GOOD professional guide a few times and pay attention,sure would make the learning curve a lot less expensive and time consuming!!!

Locator call like an owl hooter or crow call

camo head to toe, locator call, slate call, practice time with both, ready to have a good time.

Glad you have what you need,, but you need to practice your patience because if you catch one thats hung up just out of range your gonna wanna shoot,, trust me, but you gotta have patience!