seems to me that in diff areas of the us the gobblers head colors are diff i notcied where i hunt there whit and in midwest blue/red/white. and tx there red just my opinoon on what ive seen in videos and sch
and in suttin and struttin 9 i saw a hen with a pinkish redish head..to who ever asked

A birds head can change colors depending on his mood. I've seen them all red, bright red white and blue, mostly white, even grayish blue. One year I was hunting and had a tom out about 100 yards strutting to beat all heck, his head was bright red, white and blue. Then all of a sudden two huge birds came out and booked it toward him. There heads were really bright too. When he saw them he instantly went out of strut and right before my eyes, all the red in his head disappeared and the whole head turned gray! I little blue in it but a really drab color. He also took off and those other 2 toms started strutting around the hens that were there. It was a really cool experience.

yea iknow it depends on the mood but it just sseemef int he videos ive seen

The Osceola's here in FL vary as well. Definately depending on mood. I have viewed all different colors on different birds even in the same day! Have seen more blue than any other color though!

One bird can change right in front of you depending on his mood.

i kinda noticed on TV also rio grandes seem to have red or darker heads......but could be they are just always working hot birds........