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Contributors to this thread:
APauls 02-May-17
Charlie Rehor 02-May-17
hawkeye in PA 02-May-17
venison 02-May-17
venison 02-May-17
PoudreCanyon 02-May-17
Scooby-doo 02-May-17
drycreek 02-May-17
Ambush 02-May-17
APauls 02-May-17
Brotsky 03-May-17
Scar Finga 03-May-17
griz 03-May-17
t-roy 03-May-17
Ambush 03-May-17
smarba 03-May-17
wilbur 03-May-17
EmbryO-klahoma 03-May-17
MNRazorhead 03-May-17
Mark Watkins 03-May-17
Mark Watkins 03-May-17
Bake 03-May-17
Ambush 03-May-17
t-roy 03-May-17
EmbryOklahoma 03-May-17
EmbryOklahoma 03-May-17
Beav 03-May-17
From: APauls
02-May-17

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20 yard frontal, looked cagey so I let 'er rip! 125gr judo passed right through and he flopped once that was it.

Kind of joking about the life goal thing kind of not - I've never even been able to get a shot at a crow in many years of "opportunistic trying." They are Wiley cagey birds! Anyone else ever get a crow with a bow?

02-May-17
Yep, very Wiley/cagey indeed! Congrats! C

02-May-17
Congrats, not a easy feat.

My cousin or I got one with a slingshot once. We both shot at the overhead flock and one came down.

From: venison
02-May-17
Congrats , crows are tuff and with a bow that's great !

From: venison
02-May-17
I would like to find a nest of little crows and raise them to be live decoys .

From: PoudreCanyon
02-May-17
Killed a bunch with a shotgun. Never got one with a bow. Congrats! Ian

From: Scooby-doo
02-May-17
Never and I have tried very hard!! Killed hundreds with shotgun as a kid. We would wing one and then tie it out and hide behind hay bales in huge hay fields. doubt it was legal but we were 10-12 years old. Shawn

From: drycreek
02-May-17
Awesome ! I never even got to full draw on one !

From: Ambush
02-May-17
That's awesome, 'cause they are super cagey. I've killed two with a bow and that was with baiting and a dedicated effort. It still took a number of days and many tries. But they were town crows. An actual wild one would be a trophy for sure! Congratulations!

Are ravens legal there?

From: APauls
02-May-17
Ha ha thanks guys! Don't take it hard Pat, maybe shift your efforts to magpies and be a trend-setter.

Ambush - 2!!! You're my new idol. No ravens are protected here.

From: Brotsky
03-May-17
Wow! That is quite accomplishment! I managed to shoot at one once and he was long gone by the time the arrow got there! Smart little devils!

From: Scar Finga
03-May-17
Same here Brots! They may be harder to kill than old mule deer bucks or big horn sheep:)

Tried and failed many times:(

From: griz
03-May-17
Scooby, Years ago we tied a wounded one under an owl decoy on a post. Holy mother of crow!! We had so many crows attacking that decoy we could have used tennis rackets instead of shotguns. Three of us killed nearly 60 crows in minutes before we ran out of ammo. Our gun barrels were so hot you couldn't touch them. We piled them all up and came back the next day to do it all over and found all of the crows breasted out. Unbeknownst to us, there was a camp of homeless people down in the woods and they thanked us for the meals they got out of all those crows. I didn't ask how they tasted!!

From: t-roy
03-May-17
griz....talk about eating crow!

Congrats APauls! That moose this fall should be a piece of cake compared to the crow!

From: Ambush
03-May-17
Ravens are legal in BC on private land. Ranchers hate them during calving and lambing time. Because they will peck the eyes out of the newborns. They also peck at their buttholes.

When you kill an animal, the ravens are circling and squeaking by the time you start gutting. They are the North's dinner gong. I've sat on gutpiles quite a few times without even a remote chance st a shot.

I think the dumbest crow or raven is twice as smart as the smartest coyote.

From: smarba
03-May-17
I'd echo Ambush's statement. I've sat over water for other game species and had ravens fly over. They'll circle and want to come to water, but no matter how motionless and silent I am they always seem to know I'm there. Really, really, cagey birds!

From: wilbur
03-May-17
A tethered Benedict is murder on a murder of crows. Years ago I participated in a number of Crow derbies. You had to have everything buttoned up to kill a pile.

03-May-17
So, what pose? Left turn, right... ? Maybe an Indian head dress? Really disappointed you didn't fluff out the tail fan and do the grab and grin w/bow in the pic. :)

From: MNRazorhead
03-May-17
Put me in the club that has tried and failed, and not for lack of trying. They have to be one of the smartest animals out there.

From: Mark Watkins
03-May-17
Congrats APauls!

I have killed one (36 yarder in a tree)....his buddy came back to see what happened to him, I nocked a second arrow, thought I was going to get a double....but didn't as he took off....

Mark

From: Mark Watkins
03-May-17
One more step to my "Avian Super Slam!"

Mark

From: Bake
03-May-17
I hadn't even ever considered this. I may have to give it a whirl! I'm thinking a blind set up just off my back yard by the edge of the cornfield. A little bait spread out over a few days, then a shot at it. Hmmmm. Offseason ideas! I like it

From: Ambush
03-May-17
Maybe APauls should start a Crow Meatpole.

From: t-roy
03-May-17
Bake.....bad enough you're contemplating using bait, whatever you do, don't even think about using an expandable, a trail cam or your high dollar camo if you attempt this!

03-May-17
Taxidermy ideas...

03-May-17

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From: Beav
03-May-17
My first one was one Fall turkey hunting. One lit 62 yards out and I shot a blunt and hit him right in the head and he didn't even flop.

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