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well tried my hand at coyote hunting again this morning, again nothing seen, but I did get 4 crows. I bring my shotgun with me so when I'm done trying for coyotes I bring the shotgun out and switch to crows.
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QUOTE (sabmgb @ Jan 24, 2023 - 08:43 pm)
well tried my hand at coyote hunting again this morning, again nothing seen, but I did get 4 crows. I bring my shotgun with me so when I'm done trying for coyotes I bring the shotgun out and switch to crows.
Hey Steve
You seem to cook what you shoot, so I'm wondering about how you cook/eat crow?
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One of the funniest hunts ive ever had was crows over decoys went through 2 boxes of #8s in 15 minutes, still got the decoys i made outta plywood and a red tail hawk used a fox pro and crow calls ,its surprisingly easy and fun hunt to do anytime of the year.
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I have only 1 crow decoy and an owl small, I just ordered 3 more crow decoys, if this brings in more birds I will get some more as it is fun and we have lots of crows around here. I can also get more property to hunt closer to town. The farms I have access to are no good for any deer or waterfowl so don't hunt them, but crows I'm sure are plentiful as I live in the crow capital of Ontario I believe the city says,
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Just trace the out outline of your one crow decoy onto plywood cut out with a jig saw and paint flat black then repeat until you have a dozen ,i got 2 actual decoys the rest are homemade for cheap.