Crows taste good..Rabbits are not as good as rats..cane toads..? Well you would probably have to skin them first.. "sky rats" are just the best.. If you dont eat it..dont kill it..
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.22 or .25 for crow hunting?
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Lol you bet, I use to fish tournaments, but all these new electronics have taken the sport out of it.
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I'm in northern Illinois. Same here regarding tournaments but I did them in kayak tourneys. But your throwaways are big ones here.
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Kayak bass fishing is awesome. We our lucky out west. The Folsom lake canal runs by my house and the average fish is four pounds.
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There was a scientific study done up in Boston a few years ago where the wildlife department put some smaller road kill carcasses on a busy highway. They observed a flock of crows would descend to feed but a lone sentry would stay up in a tree and warn them whenever a car was coming and they would safely fly away without getting hit. However, when a semi-trailer truck came the sentry crow would not warn the others and they would get run over and killed. The local Boston TV station figured out the sentry crow only new how to warn the other crows of the smaller vehicles and not the larger trucks because they could only yell ‘caw, caw, caw,”. And not “truck!”
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That was so bad it was good.There was a scientific study done up in Boston a few years ago where the wildlife department put some smaller road kill carcasses on a busy highway. They observed a flock of crows would descend to feed but a lone sentry would stay up in a tree and warn them whenever a car was coming and they would safely fly away without getting hit. However, when a semi-trailer truck came the sentry crow would not warn the others and they would get run over and killed. The local Boston TV station figured out the sentry crow only new how to warn the other crows of the smaller vehicles and not the larger trucks because they could only yell ‘caw, caw, caw,”. And not “truck!”
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All the monsters are here in California. Some of them dont even have lead sinkers in their belly.
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Doesn't matter .22 or .25 enough fpe for crows. Back in the 90's I would drop crows at 45yrds with my RWS mod34 in .177 using marksman n rws pellets. All about shot placement. Also bagged plenty of bunnies, starlings n pigeons with that rifle. It collects dust now with my other 34 in .22. I've graduated to a .22 hatsan flash and bullboss n flashpup both in .25.
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I guess they feel safe where I live. You can get up to spitting distance with the ones around here. They walk on the ground looking for food.
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Agreed
I will post my heads shot kills but don't post body shot kills due to the head-shot-nazis getting all wigged-out.
My body shots are DRT but you have to know your Anatomy as was already stated.
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My kill shots on crows were all .22 and straight on thru their chest. 20 fpe no problem. So time is just waiting for the right shot.
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