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i have been taking my friend out with his new Wesbey Scott 900 to do some crow bashing

went to my usual spots but there none about all day.

 

i have only been looking at farm yards and places i know they roost.

 

it seems to me they stay near built up areas more in the colder months what do you guys reckon.

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They go where the food is, it's as simple as that. I do find when the wind is blowing from the west there are more about but that is probably because of the hills and how it affects the insect life that the crows supplement their murdering habits with.

This time of year, with the sun low on the land, I find they move up the valleys/hills with the sun.

Best time of day as always for crows is the hour before and hour after sunrise.

They are hungry and hunting!!

 

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They go where the food is, it's as simple as that. I do find when the wind is blowing from the west there are more about but that is probably because of the hills and how it affects the insect life that the crows supplement their murdering habits with.

This time of year, with the sun low on the land, I find they move up the valleys/hills with the sun.

Best time of day as always for crows is the hour before and hour after sunrise.

They are hungry and hunting!!

 

so what your saying is catch one stick a gps device up its rectum and this will lead me to the rest?

 

drove around all day and only seen large numbers near the town think i seen 8 in the country side :(

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They go where the food is, it's as simple as that. I do find when the wind is blowing from the west there are more about but that is probably because of the hills and how it affects the insect life that the crows supplement their murdering habits with.

This time of year, with the sun low on the land, I find they move up the valleys/hills with the sun.

Best time of day as always for crows is the hour before and hour after sunrise.

They are hungry and hunting!!

 

so what your saying is catch one stick a gps device up its rectum and this will lead me to the rest?

 

drove around all day and only seen large numbers near the town think i seen 8 in the country side :(

You asked a question and I gave you an answer, but yes you stick whatever you want up your rectum.

 

Another bit of advice, is get out of your motor, and get out on foot, you may see a bit more, and have some good results :thumbs:

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They go where the food is, it's as simple as that. I do find when the wind is blowing from the west there are more about but that is probably because of the hills and how it affects the insect life that the crows supplement their murdering habits with.

This time of year, with the sun low on the land, I find they move up the valleys/hills with the sun.

Best time of day as always for crows is the hour before and hour after sunrise.

They are hungry and hunting!!

 

so what your saying is catch one stick a gps device up its rectum and this will lead me to the rest?

 

drove around all day and only seen large numbers near the town think i seen 8 in the country side :(

You asked a question and I gave you an answer, but yes you stick whatever you want up your rectum.

 

Another bit of advice, is get out of your motor, and get out on foot, you may see a bit more, and have some good results :thumbs:

 

i do walk about about alot my land i have is like the Scottish high lands all mountain no access for jeeps or quads.

 

still no crows were i usually see them tho

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hi guys,

 

i find this interesting. i have a permission which i have held for many years. it was a great year round crow (and rabbit) perm. the crows were thick through the summer but still around in good numbers through the winter.......... until a few years ago 2009 ish when we had the first of the bad winters. that year the crows cleared out to the nearest towns. they were everywhere in the small towns and all the people were complaining about them. the next couple winters were also bad and the crows did the same. this winter and last were no where near as bad but still no crows around.

my thinking is that they have quickly learnt that the pickings are much easier in the towns during winter so they bugger off.

no brainer for them really.

just interesting to hear others talking about the same thing in other places.

cheers P

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