Crow Busters Forum

Demi, 

 I'm thinking you're right.

 Some years ago while mowing hay a hen pheasant flushed on front of me. I stopped in hope of finding and avoiding the nest. Instead I found they had hatched. I tried to herd them towards a corn field but they wouldn't leave they cover of the standing alfalfa. Every pass I stopped and shooed them out of the way. Finally with one round to go I got them headed to the cornfield. Little fuzz balls could barely get climbed over the windrows. I finished the last round pleased I hadn't hit them with the mower as often happens. On my last pass back I could see them struggling over the last couple windrows to safety. Just then a half dozen crows swooped in and made short work of them. So much for the time I'd spent. Happy New Year.

 Randy 

Another example I'll use to tell people reasons crows are hunted (beneficial wildlife and crops destroyed by the black bandits). 

Thanks and Happy New Year!