Single Double or Triple Beard?
#1
Single Double or Triple Beard?
Can someone explain to me what constitutes a Double/Triple Beard?
I recently shot a bird which had a 9.25" beard and a 2" beard as well, the beards are split from each other, however it looks as if a piece of the smaller beard was split away from that too (look at pic). Any ruling? Thanks
I recently shot a bird which had a 9.25" beard and a 2" beard as well, the beards are split from each other, however it looks as if a piece of the smaller beard was split away from that too (look at pic). Any ruling? Thanks
#7
RE: Single Double or Triple Beard?
Multiple beards are easy to see as they have a separate point of attachment on the breast of the bird. That is separate distinct bump coming off the breast skin of the bird.
What is hsown above is a single beard.
To measure that beard according to NWTF - take the longest strand.
JW
What is hsown above is a single beard.
To measure that beard according to NWTF - take the longest strand.
JW
#9
RE: Single Double or Triple Beard?
Thanks for the input fellas! With the single beard (and beard rot), came out with a score of 62.25. My biggest bird to date. This bird was one in a SUPER pressured area not a mile and half from my house, and im fairly sure he's given plenty of us the skirt many, many times before, but nothing a little loneliness combined with a Boss Tom glass slate with an HS strut acrylic striker couldn't take care of...20 yards. 1 3/16" spurs 9.25" beard and 20lbs on the dot, very few breast feathers left!
Between 4 of us, we took 7 birds this year; 3 long beards and 4 jakes including an opening day double. Hell of a season here in CNY. Lots more birds that we should've had!
Between 4 of us, we took 7 birds this year; 3 long beards and 4 jakes including an opening day double. Hell of a season here in CNY. Lots more birds that we should've had!