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Post by pease on Aug 6, 2012 19:18:57 GMT -5
Never tried this with a smoothbore. Frankly, do not know of anyone who has done it. Maine has a explosion in the population of crows, these past few years. I have called, decoyed, etc. in the past...but getting them in close for a muzzleloader shot seems near impossible.
Any advice?
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Post by doc on Aug 6, 2012 21:51:26 GMT -5
Bigger smoothbore, need one that will take at least 4oz of shot and a 60 in barrel
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Post by hillbilly on Aug 7, 2012 6:25:08 GMT -5
Just sit still and they will come to you.................
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Post by rijerolmon on Aug 7, 2012 14:05:12 GMT -5
Real informative article re: crows in the latest Northwoods Journal. I would think you might get them in range by laying roadside pretending to be roadkill.
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Post by Shine on Aug 7, 2012 16:40:29 GMT -5
Dave Its that attractant scent your using. ;D
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Post by pease on Aug 7, 2012 17:11:52 GMT -5
Real informative article re: crows in the latest Northwoods Journal. I would think you might get them in range by laying roadside pretending to be roadkill. Dick.. ;D ;D ;D ;D....
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Post by hillbilly on Aug 7, 2012 19:39:45 GMT -5
Yup. 'ode-de-hiker' is very similar to roadkill scent........ ;D But seriously.....how hard is it to shoot a crow? Just sit near where they land, and then shoot!
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Post by rijerolmon on Aug 8, 2012 6:58:28 GMT -5
I have read that they are clasified as being one of the most inteligent and difficult to trick species of bird that there is. I have found that eating crow is sometimes difficult also, I try to avoid the need to. Good Hunting!
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Post by Roy on Dec 2, 2012 10:00:47 GMT -5
Around here they always keep a couple look outs while the rest eat.. You can call them in though.. I have had them come in as close as 20 yds..
How does crow taste??
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