Why Crow hunt?

[greybeard]

Elmo... I have called in crows with all of my crow calls, so they've all worked. Some that I wasn't crazy about brought in a lot of crows..

I have a few favorites... My favorite store bought ( I made 2, that are my real favorites) is the Mallardtone . The Mallardtone Crow Call has a really great sound in my opinion.

I'm not sure which is my second favorite.

I like the Haydel's too. I like the changing tones as you bite down on the Haydel's.

I always carry 4 to 6 calls when I go. Some will freeze, or stick so carry a few.

Blow from the diaphragm, also try some calls by gargling into the call .

Just a suggestion... set up a tape recorder a distance from you and record your calling...When you play it back,you'll see how it sounds to them.. In "MY" opinion you can't hear how the crow call truly sounds by blowing it and hearing it while your calling...I do that with all calls.. duck.. turkey.. goose.. etc.

[mike rossi]

On post # 24 I said Mexico determined crows need some protection. It is also possible they were concerned that with year-round hunting pressure north of the border(s) that the continental crow population might use Mexico as a refuge.....

[sidewinder]

like stated in so many other post's a crow is not a easy bird to just point and shoot. good practice for a young hunter to aim and follow through also with a liight breading 4 or five crows will give you a small appetizer while standing by the grill. just dont tell your wife....trust me on this one

[Guns&ReligionCop]

Because its a blast!!! and its good practice for a more meaningful bird and it starts a month sooner than other things!