Scout, scout, scout, and scout some more. You will need to find a place that the birds frequent often. A feild, a logging road, a random opening in the woods. Once you have an idea of the daily patterns of the birds, set-up a blind near one of these areas, either a store bought blind or you can make one out of natural vegatation, get a hen decoy or two and put them out and wait. Remember a turkey cannot smell like a deer, BUT they can see as good as an Eagle, make sure you are concealed well and keep all movements to a minimum. Camoflage all exposed skin it is nec. Calling can be accomplished with a simple slate or box call, I would suggest a slate call. The only two sounds you need to worry about the first year are the Yelp and the Purr, use them sparingly. After a while you will learn what the sounds of the birds are in the woods and you will be able to mimic them with your calls. Bowhunting them is difficult, remeber they will not leave a blood trail like a deer most of the time so be very vigilant when you shoot one go after him pretty quickly if he gets out of sight. Take your deer hunting skills and apply them to the turkeys, that will give you the greatest chance at success the first year.
