I am doing a little research and was wandering if anyone has every tried to record their own REAL crow sounds? I was checking on the needed equipment and it seems the only things needed are a directional or parabolic microphone and a recording device.
I have lots of friends in the music field and I don't think it would be a problem to get one of them to loan me the equipment or some may even be willing to come record it for me.
I was thinking of placing a remote like a Nandy with a external mic attached in the top of a tree and luring them in with a call. I would place dead crows under the tree. When crows were inbound turn the call off and record the assembly calls and inbound birds as they called to each other over the dead birds.
What's y'all's thoughts on this?
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"If money can fix it, it ain't broke" The great theologian and my crow hunting partner AW.
8 I think i would make a fortune if I recorded the sounds you make when u r missing them crows Iknow these guys would love hear them ........just a few are :
1. CRAP
2. I KNOW i HIT THAT CROW (AS HE FLIES OUT OF SITE)
3. WHERE WAS I SHOOTIN??????
4. HE WAS TOO FAROR TOO HIGH
5. DAGNABIT!!!
6. GLAD I HAD A BACK-UP MAN (MY PERSONAL FAVORITE)
BY,
GREG,S BACK-UP MAN SKEET
LOOOOOL
-- Edited by skeetshooter on Monday 14th of November 2011 01:44:00 AM
8 I think i would make a fortune if I recorded the sounds you make when u r missing them crows Iknow these guys would love hear them ........just a few are :
1. CRAP
2. I KNOW i HIT THAT CROW (AS HE FLIES OUT OF SITE)
3. WHERE WAS I SHOOTIN??????
4. HE WAS TOO FAROR TOO HIGH
5. DAGNABIT!!!
6. GLAD I HAD A BACK-UP MAN (MY PERSONAL FAVORITE)
BY,
GREG,S BACK-UP MAN SKEET
LOOOOOL
-- Edited by skeetshooter on Monday 14th of November 2011 01:44:00 AM
Just how I like them "low and slow"
Iknow these guys would love hear them ........just a few are :