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What if you want to end a crow relationship? We have a murder of 50+ that roam our neighborhood. 3 of them hang out in my backyard and love to eat our fruit tr
by theNJR 4y ago
What if you want to end a crow relationship?
We have a murder of 50+ that roam our neighborhood. 3 of them hang out in my backyard and love to eat our fruit trees and hang out in the pool. I’m happy to share the pool, not so much the fruit. Especially our precious Asian pears!
These are big suckers and strut around the yard with more swagger than Salt Bae at the World Cup.
My biggest complaint is their trash day escapades. I got to spend ten minutes in the rain cleaning up after them yesterday.
The crows and the squirrels get a lot of my mindshare. I don’t know, maybe that’s some sort of gift.
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- 778hbff 4y agoPurhase a trash can with a sturdy lid. Problem solved. Get a bunch of nets for your fruit trees. Not pretty, but problem solved.
- theNJR 4y agoGood until the post-holiday trash overflow I just dealt with.
- krater23 4y agoThis task is simple an has three steps: 1) Drive to the shop 2) Buy a shotgun 3) Shoot the birds When you don't life in the US or another third world country, maybee you need step 0: 0) Get a hunters license
- yareally 4y agoIt's illegal to shoot crows in North America. https://www.audubon.org/news/the-migratory-bird-treaty-act-explained https://www.audubon.org/news/the-migratory-bird-treaty-act-e...
- jhauris 4y agoCrows tend to also be game animals, so states manage the populations and set bag limits, seasons, etc. In my state it is definitely legal, and one doesn't even need HIP registration.
- yareally 4y agoWhich state is that? Crows are not ducks or turkeys
- Loughla 4y agoEvery US state, except Hawaii, have a crow season with state controls.
- yareally 4y agoI would like to believe that, but I'm not seeing anything about it in the hunting regulations for my state: https://ohiodnr.gov/static/documents/wildlife/laws-regs-licenses/Ohio%20Hunting%20and%20Trapping%20Regulations%20ENGLISH.pdf https://ohiodnr.gov/static/documents/wildlife/laws-regs-lice... Could you point me to something on a government site I'm missing? Only info I've seen is on SEO spam sites with content likely generated by an algorithm
- platz 4y agotry to get some good video of them