Seriously, does anyone really crow hunt? Or are most like me and use crow hunting as an opportunity to take a gun outside and scout for the upcoming archery season?

If someone shoots a crow...what do they do with it? Garbage? Fertilizer?

- kk
http://whitetail.blogspot.com

go to http://www.crowbusters.com ...they have allot of information on crow hunting.

i called in 3 and shot 1 this weekend ...just a little practice until hunting season starts up again. crows are very smart birds and hard to hunt, it's more challanging then you think.

i don't think most people eat them, although on crowbusters they have receips so i guess some people do.

just leave them or set them out and give the dying crow call to lure more in.

I might "go for a walk" this Saturday in the Rockaway River WMA. I saw on the crowbusters web site that you can donate feathers to native american tribes.

Pretty cool. I won't feel as bad shooting the crow and not eating it.

I need to find a crow caller (I do not really care that much...I am mostly out for deer scouting).

I downloaded some crow MP3s. I am just going to burn them to a CD to play in the woods. Wish me luck.

Good luck.

Page 15 in the August 2004 NJ Fish & Wildfile Digest:

"Specifically Prohibited: Using electronic calling devices except when hunting for fox, raccoon, crow and coyote."

That's why I changed my post. Learn something new everyday.

Sorry about that. I responded to the "original" post that came to my inbox.

I will be going "crow hunting" again tomorrow morning to check on my
deer bait (and place some more). Hopefully, a bear will not be there.

I have crow hunted in the past and liked it alot....lots of action!!!!
WARNING...DO YOU KNOW THAT YOU CAN ONLY HUNT CROWS ON CERTAIN DAYS OF THE WEEK????
CHECK THE GAME LAWS....!!!!
I know it's a silly law, but.........