How should I of moved in on him?

[Bill Cooksey]

Again, if at all possible, move to the side rather than straight at him. This will allow you a better chance to reposition if needed, and it also prevents him having the impression the hen is coming to him...maybe. Whatever the case, flanking rather than moving straight in is almost always the best play. After all these years and turkeys, I'm still tempted to move right at him, but I've gotten better, and it pays off.

[yella yelper]

If you don't feel you can move, try looking to the side or back and calling softly behind you with a mouth call if he's hung up for a while. He'll think you're leaving and will come to investigate. Has worked for me before

[RiverRoost]

Thanks for the solid advice!