It's all situational. I think that applies to every aspect of turkey hunting, though. That's what makes it the greatest hunt in the world to me.

Your only too close if you spook 'em.

IF you're hunting private land, take it slow and easy. Don't set up too close, and if you don't get him today, you've got a good shot at him later. Public land is a whole different scenario. Get close...call as little as possible (so he hopefully won't gobble much and attract other hunters), and be aggressive with your set-ups. This is a deal you have to get done, or somebody will wonder in and get him or scare him into the next state.

All situational.