[hedzball]

Have this one myself.. Find it a mighty job as long as you stay hidden!

Where I knock them there is an 'ol castle and have knocked 40-50 in an average day.. They tend to swoop down on the farmers young kids eating the lunch in the garden.. Under derogation I can knock as many as I please




'hdz

[dodderangler]

Originally Posted by rowa

where there is a good few of them in a wood etc , they try to mob the decoy, ask any falconer about mobbing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob7-JswKXuI

I can say your dead right
When I'm out with the hawk the crows do try mob her when we're out huntin if she lands in a tree their at her but when they can't see her and their on the ground shell try go for the kill on a crow
I had a magpie swoop in on her while she was flying and she's 3 times bigger than the maggie
Fake owls do work well but using A fake hawk will work better and puttin a crow on the feet will be better
This is a good video on decoys
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_FR6...e_gdata_player

[anthonyos]

Originally Posted by 4200fps

I was out looking for a fox yesterday and had no joy so i was thinking about packing up when i said i'll make a video to prove how effective the caller is. I'm just waiting to get my friend to upload it onto youtube. Put it this way it was quiet before i started and i blackened the sky with crows in around a minute and they hovered above me. I wasn't hid or anything or wearing any sort of camo but if i was hidden they would land beside me or practicly on me. Mags were going crazy in distance but i was out of their territory. As soon as vidoe is uploaded i will post it on this

`good man let us know when is up and il have a look.was out on saturday evening there was a lot o crows about i could hear them roosting in non permission land ..what sort of money you looking at for the caller

[Bob Aronsohn]

If any of you are interested I have been selling an instructional cd that teaches you how to blow a hand held crow call. I also go into what the different calls mean as I blow each one. It takes time, you are not going to get good by just practicing on an odd afternoon, but if you stick with it you will get so much pleasure from calling "your own birds" into your setup.

I also have two DVD'S on the market on crow hunting. "The Art of Crow Hunting" has a 551 bird crow hunt. This DVD has a lot to offer "if you pay attention to the different setups" on decoy placement and blind (hide location) location.

The second DVD is called "Crow Shooting" and has several hunts where anywhere from 300 to 447 get shot in mid air.

If you are interested you can go to the educational section over at Crow Busters and find these products. They also sell decoys and all sorts of hand held crow calls. Just go to www.crowbusters.com they will ship anywhere in the world.

Fox Pro Game calls in the USA is another very good company to do business with.

Sincerely,

Bob Aronsohn

[Cork24]

Clay Shooting is the way to go,

learn how to Aim and shot faster.

[anthonyos]

ye had though about doing some how do i get shooting clay without paying membership fees

[terminator2]

Originally Posted by anthonyos

ye had though about doing some how do i get shooting clay without paying membership fees

what part of the country r u in

[anthonyos]

Originally Posted by terminator2

what part of the country r u in

im from dublin

[dodderangler]

Another way to get them around is a ferret I notice when I have the ferret and crows see it in the field theyre all over the place Above me head

[anthonyos]

you not shoot the them

[dodderangler]

Originally Posted by anthonyos

you not shoot the them

Huh??

[anthonyos]

do you you not shoot the crows when you seen them

[dodderangler]

Not when I'm ferretin I Only bring the two ferrets and the nets or the hawk

[Bob Aronsohn]

I just got done watching the film clip "European Crow Calling Instructions" that Hedzball posted. The guy had a nice presentation, but the sound he was making for European crows would call common crows here in the states as well.

The sound does not come from your gut to get that good crow calling sound, it comes from your diaphragm. You have to push the air up from your diaphragm by squeezing your stomach muscles.

I wish he would have blown some call sequences instead of just blowing one note. He has a good sound from the little I heard in the clip.

In one of my dvd's on crow hunting you almost see a crow fly inside the blind with me calling him.

[4200fps]

Originally Posted by anthonyos

is there anything i can do to improve on my crow shooting i only have one permission and crows is about all thats around its a woodland and i shoot with shotty on the grass tracks in and around it.what are the times months and beat weather conditions and do crow calls work which one is best???

I'll send you a pm with my facebook user name and you can watch the video on my facebook page if you wish. Cant get it up on youtube for some reason. The sky went black with crows as i promised