Hooded Crow

Hooded Crow

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Hooded Crow

À propos de la chasse (hooded crow)

Crow hunting has seen a revival in recent years, largely thanks to equipment like decoys and hides developed for the purpose. It is a classic pest control hunt that also provides good shooting practice.

The hunt is done as stand hunting with a stuffed decoy, typically an owl as a sentinel. Crows come in to mob the owl, and the hunter takes them from the hide. The method is effective and can produce high numbers.

Crow hunting is allowed over a long season and is a great way to keep your shooting skills sharp through the winter.

Période de chasse

15 Jul – 31 Mar

Poids

400–600 g

Répartition

The hooded crow is found throughout Norway and is one of the country's most common birds. It is most numerous in the lowlands and along the coast.

Habitat

Cultivated landscape, towns, shorelines and farmland. The crow is a generalist that adapts to almost any environment.

Identification

Grey body with black head, wings and tail. Heavy black bill.

Conseils de chasse

Use an owl decoy. Crows cannot resist mobbing an owl. Set up a well-camouflaged hide.

Hooded Crow : la chasse par comté

Trouvez des territoires pour la chasse (hooded crow)

Créez un compte gratuit et trouvez des territoires où chasser l’espèce hooded crow.

Voir aussi : oiseaux