LA man
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OK GUYS, I NEED HELP. ANY ADVICE ON WHERE TO SET UP/ WOODS/ FIELDS. HOW OFTER TO CALL. SHOULD I USE DECOYS AND IF SO HOW MANY AND HOW TO SET THEM UP
CROW HUNTING
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Get you an owl decoy,set it up on in front of you,have you some high brass #4 shot,and have fun..Crows hate owls and hawks..In my past experience calling them,they was fairly easy to call in,but I never could get them to land,so a shotgun was a must for me,I was useing mouth call..I'd set up on a field edge..Or any opening in the woods..
spitndrum
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Get in the edge of a field and turn on a E caller and shoot like all get out they will come!
I hunt them different ways. Wait on them to land in big fields for two hundred yard shots "prarie dog style" or grab the shotgun and a call for fast and furious! If I call I like a open spot in woods, they have execellent eyesight!
varmint1111
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Get in a pine or cedar thicket, turn on a caller and hold on! OR find a field they are feeding in, sneek in before first light, set out a few decoys, and shoot them like ducks.
quigleysharps4570
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Death Cry Of A Crow has always been my best call...decoys give them something to home in on and cut milo fields have been my best places to set up.
DoeTag
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A few decoys will help. Place a few of them on the ground in a field and at least one up in the tree, remember they always have a lookout when they are on the ground. If you are using a owl or hawk decoy, never place a crow decoy lower than the hawk/owl decoy. They will always stay above the predator unless they are dead.
