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Birds waiting on crows
#3080228
03/25/20 07:48 PM
03/25/20 07:48 PM
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Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 3,938 West Alabama
Ant67
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I’ve got one tract I hunt that gets very little pressure. But the birds absolutely will not gobble until the first crow sounds off. Problem is by that time it’s too light to move on them. Anybody else have this problem and have a theory why?
Last edited by Ant67; 03/25/20 07:48 PM.
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Re: Birds waiting on crows
[Re: Ant67]
#3080250
03/25/20 07:59 PM
03/25/20 07:59 PM
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rackhunter'
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I have noticed this before, would not hear a turkey until a few crows got cranked up
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Re: Birds waiting on crows
[Re: Ant67]
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03/25/20 08:08 PM
03/25/20 08:08 PM
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Posts: 3,550 Spanish Fort
ozarktroutbum
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I’ve got one tract I hunt that gets very little pressure. But the birds absolutely will not gobble until the first crow sounds off. Problem is by that time it’s too light to move on them. Anybody else have this problem and have a theory why? Hmm. Can't speak for the crows...but gobbling that begins after it's too light to move in close has been pretty common in my experience
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Re: Birds waiting on crows
[Re: Ant67]
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03/26/20 04:39 AM
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sj22
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One of my places is just like that with the first crow but I hunt other places where they gobble a little sooner
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Re: Birds waiting on crows
[Re: bama1971]
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03/26/20 09:57 PM
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muzziehead
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I agree. If they gobble to that pitch, hit your crow call in the dark as opposed to a hoot owl call, but I would Bet you $100 if they responding to crow call they will shock gobble to a hoot owl call especially if roll your call at the end with a cackle
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Re: Birds waiting on crows
[Re: Ant67]
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03/27/20 09:22 AM
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Colt1917
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I guess it's not always just crows: Yesterday at sunrise, walking down a ridge, I heard a pair of geese flying along a creek honking. A roosted bird down in the holler gobbled back at them twice, but I never heard another word from him.
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Re: Birds waiting on crows
[Re: Colt1917]
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03/27/20 09:23 AM
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I guess it's not always just crows: Yesterday at sunrise, walking down a ridge, I heard a pair of geese flying along a creek honking. A roosted bird down in the holler gobbled back at them twice, but I never heard another word from him. I always carry a goose call in my vest just because of that. Sometimes it's the only thing that will pull a gobble out of one.
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Re: Birds waiting on crows
[Re: Ant67]
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03/27/20 09:26 AM
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hootn
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I still haven't heard a crow this morning.
if i hadnt taken up hunting i might have became a juvenile delinquent or worst taken up GOLF
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Re: Birds waiting on crows
[Re: bama1971]
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03/27/20 11:11 AM
03/27/20 11:11 AM
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