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Sailfish
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: mobile, al
Posts: 1,912
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does anyone hunt crows on here. i have had an eletronic caller forever and and yesterday finally decided to try it out. let me tell you, it is a blast. at one time there were 60 some odd crows circling us and just needed to drop a little more for us to shoot at them but they never did and turned the machine off. after they left we turned it back on and had one come back just as planned and hewill never raid a corn field again. we ended up killing 7 or 8 and killed one every set but one. wild injun gave me some pretty good pointers and was wandering if there were anymore that had some tips. this is something that i will be doing again. we did not have decoys though and will next time.
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Trigger
Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 288
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Sounds like fun. I never thought of hunting crows, and certainly didnt know they made calls and decoys for it. Yet another species to help pass the time till october.
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Grouper
Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 708
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I hunted crows for years and had a blast. The main advice I can give is <UL><LI>use the best camo you can afford, </LI><LI>hide your car,</LI><LI>set up in pine thickets, </LI><LI>Be very quiet getting out of the car, and getting into the calling spot, </LI><LI>try to kill the 1st crow that comes it (it's better if you just injure, but not kill him)</LI><LI>Try to find a roost area and set up 30 minutes before roosting time</LI><LI>Take a kid (if he can be quiet and stand still)</LI><LI>I never spent much time using decoys because we didn't seem to need them. I did occassionally use an owl decoy and that seemed to hold them in for a little longer.</LI>[/list]
I have hunted deer, quail, doves, squirrels, rabbits, and Crow hunting was my favorite. When we hunted (25 years ago), you could stop almost anyplace and call, and no one cared. Toward the end of my hunting, it got tougher because all the deer hunting land was posted, and folks didn't want you on their deer hunting land. |
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twiceRetired Serve No One
Sailfish
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Perdido / Molino
Posts: 2,074
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i was lucky enough to spend quality time withmy grandfather when i was a child and he needed to thin out the crows that were destroying his corn crop. he said he would gladly feed them all if they wouldn't peck and screw up every ear of corn they could.this was in the early 60's and he could call them by mouth.he set up a blind in the field and had me walk with him to the blind. then we went inside and i would walk back to the house and watch from the porch.he said they couldn't count and when they would see me leave , they thought the coast was clear.he would intentionally wound one , it would scream , then all would come " in force making lots of noise " and the pickings were good.he never killed anything without reason or for sport.I credit him for giving me the only moral and non violet upbringing i was ever exposed to.
I sure miss him. still have his 1948 GMC in the garage.
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Trigger
Join Date: Oct 2009
Posts: 328
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Genesis 27:3 - Now then, take your weapons, your quiver and your bow, and go out to the field and hunt game for me. |
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Ruby Red Lip
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Walnut Hill Fl
Posts: 65
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I live in Walnut Hill where we are overrun with crows. I have a Foxpro electronic call and can call up a couple hundred crows at a time . This is what I do during the middle of the day during hunting season. There is a season on crows so check before you go shoot them. Season went out on 2/18/10 and won't come back in until august. If you buy decoys, be sure to get flocked birds. They are realistic and seem to work especially with a Owl Decoy.Be careful if you have never shot crows because it is addictive. Waiting on August
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Trigger
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Citronelle,AL
Posts: 350
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Grand Slam
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: In A Tree Looking Down
Posts: 8,227
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Dang sounds like a blast. If yall ever get over towards Andalusia give me a shout, we have some nice fields and a ton of crows and Im always looking for a reason to shoot something.
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Sailfish
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: mobile, al
Posts: 1,912
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thanks for the replies |
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Grouper
Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 1,008
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ever have any coyotes come to eat the dead crow? that would be a huge bonus!
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