Crows
How can I get rid of these **** things. When my feeder goes off I have 100 plus crows everywhere. I'm guessing shooting is the only thing to do. What is the best way to hunt them. Anyone else have this problem??
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I have a foxpro, crow deeks, and am willing to travel. Gotta hit them hard the first 2 calling stands. They wise up fast, if you really have 100 unpressured crows at the feeder, you could kill prolly half them in two call stands using the fighting or crow in distress calls on the foxpro. Love me some crow patrol..... -
I have blackbirds eating all my corn...always this time of years. It ****** me offComment
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Remove the plug..,.Comment
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Suppressed .22lr. with subsonics
It is how I do it.Comment
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I have grackles/blackbirds by the thousands eating my corn...I shoot them.Comment
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They got in the garden plot last weekend... It didn't end well for 'em...Comment
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Ok, ive always heard of crow hunting... but always wondered at legality? I know depredation of resource is a valid reason for killing. Every catch any flack from game warden??Originally posted by MASTERS View PostComment
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S,S,S,S,S.....like I said, remove the plug.Originally posted by catslayer View Post
I'd go with a cylinder choke and be at ground level when they land....you can get a bunch with the 1st shot....then unleash hell!
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Never had a problem, we always shot them over standing crops or at the pecan orchards, when they got used to the propane cannons.Originally posted by catslayer View PostComment
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I've ran them off of feeders with an owl hoot before. It works for me most of the time.Comment
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Isn't it illegal to kill crows in TX unless it is under the protection of crop depredation?
Just saying with as many guys here who have paid fines and worse due to "look what I killed" posts when they shouldn't have pulled the trigger....Last edited by TXBRASS; 02-06-2018, 12:14 PM.Comment
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