Thanks guys!
You all talk about spurs, LOL I hunt Merriam's in rocky areas and have never seen spurs ONLY nubs!
I am going to hunt Rios this spring so maybe I'll see what you are all talking about and all the videos I have LOL.
I don't mind about not having spurs on my birds, I like the long beards but it sure would help me judge em.
I usually get my birds later in the day anyway when they are alone and wanting a hen but I think I may hunt the loner one morning and see what happens, I figured it might be easer to pull him in.
I thought the gobbler with the hens would be the boss gobbler then well maybe the boss gobbler might generally be a loner
so some times it's a crap shoot the only sure way to tell is see them on the ground.
Thanks for all your input and help!!!!
