Arizona 2011 - Grey Bird

This reminds me of a blue-eared pheasant ( [link] )... but it's clearly not. Its legs above the tarsus is bare, the feet are yellow instead of pink, the tuft doesn't seem to originate from the beak let alone be two tufts, and the eye isn't the right colour. Now granted, it could be a mutt, and I still think it's part of the galliforme order ( chickens, turkeys, pheasants, grouse, etc. ). It's hard to see if it has an eye wattle, which is what really sells a pheasant.

Note, breeding season wattles cover the whole face: [link]
Non-breeding season are hardly noticeable: [link]

The red skin on the face, four toes ( three forward, one small one backwards ), and beak are all ground-feeding characteristics, as is the fact that the primaries appear to be shorter than the secondary feathers... and that short, blunt tail... round body...

I wonder what it could be!