Why would we stop??Originally Posted by scotty30-06
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Why would we stop??
No different then a Yote. Every one that is in range, it gets hammered. They are POS!
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No crows up here yet.
Should be some here soon though unless winter is going to hang in there
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OK may be dumb question but what do ya need and can I just shoot with pellet gun in backyard....do I need a tag.....may be dumb question but I have never done it
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check out page 14 in the regs. Schedule C says all you need to know. You must also check your area for laws, such as single projectile.
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I've been pretty lucky with my Foxpro. Crow fight, Baby Crow, and wounded Crow seem to bring them in. GL, even if you don't get any you'll enjoy the day outside.
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Find a flight path if you can
Baby crow fight is the one i have on my caller and seems to work pretty good.
Take a garbage bag and place a few branches inside to make it look "full"put 2-3 of these out and put some McDonalds bags or tim's around it. Set out a few decoys; I made a silhouettes out of corrugated plastic signs, painted these flat black and used coat hangers pushed inside of them for sticking into the ground. I place about a dozen of these around in various positions and either blow a mouth call or use the electronic one.
Another option is to set up a fighting scene with a Predator bird and a few decoys. I have an owl decoy i will place on top of a fence post. Then place some silhouettes around this on the ground and start whailing on the call or fight distress on the electronic. They hate owls and Hawks.
Has worked for us; i think the best morning last year was 32 crows and over a dozen pigeons.
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Got just over a dozen in a 2 hour shoot this past Saturday
2 full body dekes
10 homemade silhouettes
McDonalds bags and some Tim's cups
Baby crow fight on the caller
Mouth call
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Good times
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