any of you lot hunt? Anyone ever hunted crow, kinda curious to do it since season in my state just opened like 2 weeks ago
any of you lot hunt?
any of you lot hunt? Anyone ever hunted crow, kinda curious to do it since season in my state just opened like 2 weeks ago
frick you man
>t.crow
t. crow
Crows remember people and can tell other crows what you did. So dont miss anon
If they were that smart I woul
You ever see the movie Birds? Cuz thats what yr gonna get lmao
Nobody actually hunts crow. People shoot them sometimes, but they do that year round.
I went crow hunting twice. To lure them in we had a record of an owl and crow fighting. Apparently that draws in more crows. It’s something to do for fun but not for food.
people who've tried crow say its actually breddy gud, and i find not eating what you shoot wasteful and disrespectful
Seething
All corvids eat too much trash for me to consider eating them.
>killing animals for fun with no intention of eating them.
Sociopathic behavior. Frickin' couldn't be me.
Crow hunting is fun, but they are smart and have good senses. Camouflage is of the utmost importance. A good blind and good clothes are nigh required, as is a good decoy. You can opt for a friendly spread of crows or you can use a hostile decoy like an eagle owl or a fox. Avoid spinner decoys, anything that doesn't look natural to you won't look natural to the crows. I highly recommend setting up your spread before sunrise, so any guardian crows won't notice you setting it up and alert the rest of the murder. Do not retrieve dead crows immediately upon killing them, don't take trophy photos in the spread. In general avoid the crows conflating your decoys with a dangerous human. As for firearms, any 2 3/4" 1 oz. 12 gauge load will do.
Large murders of crows can do quite a lot of damage to freshly sown crops, especially row crops like corn, onions, sugar beets, etc. Hunting them is simple pest control. That doesn't mean rules for ethical hunting don't apply, but it is a valid argument for shooting them.
Ya, pest control is one of the reasons I should have listed as "acceptable". You're right, anon.
>crows can do quite a lot of damage to freshly sown crops
Why even tell the city slicker? Let him moralize out of ignorance.
Ive gotten back into hunting alot recently, mainly Duck and Pheasant.
>you lot
>my state
We can't help you, our guns and birds are right side up, the principles involved are completely different.
I couldn’t hunt crows they’re too smart
>please wait a while before making a post
Frick off Hiro
Hunted down precisely one crow. I needed it's feathers for... something.