Took first Bird

I started to stay in bed today, rain spitting, but figured I can't kill one in the bedroom, so off I go to HNF Brown County area. I noticed one thing, the deer were moving everywhere this morning, I felt that if they were moving, maybe the turkey s would too. I get to my area and wait for daylight. It comes and I hear nothing. I owl call, nothing and I am begining to get frustrated, but I hear a gobble way off. I hit the owl again and one gobbles closer. I work down a ridge and then I get a free gobble to my left on the other ridge line. I work over there, use my box call and nothing. I have two hens set up and I am in some deadfalls in the pines. I look up and coming ion from the left is a strutter, about 65yds out through the trees. He looks around and putts one time. I yelped and he turns and strutts away. I am thinking he should move in, but he just stayed there behind the tree. I purred and yelped a couple more times, he gobbles, but won't commit. I start hearing footsteps to my right and 5 jakes pop over the ridge about 35-40 yds out. The tom hits the road and the jakes are milling around. One started to look at me and I figured he has me busted. He putts and I called like a crazy hen over him and I am thinking that my hunt is done and the strutter is gone. So I then think do I take the jake and call it a day or wait, I figured that I may not even see a birds again all year since it has been so hard to even hear a bird this year, I spin right and fire. My jake drops at 38 steps. He isn't a world record, but for my first bird I am thrilled and now I am hooked so deep, I can not ever imagine missing a season. Thanks to eveyone that has helped me!