Crows in Lebanon

[18mm]

Anyone hunting these? By the look of the news broadcast, all you have to do is point your gun in the air and pull the trigger.

[brian]

there are no crows in lebanon??

[18mm]

WGAL did a bit on the crows and the footage showed them numbering in the tens of thousands. It was a gigantic roost.

[streaker69]

WGAL did a bit on the crows and the footage showed them numbering in the tens of thousands. It was a gigantic roost.

So you just need a nice big flame thrower and you have a gigantic roast.

[brian]

odd. i have not seen one.

[18mm]

So you just need a nice big flame thrower and you have a gigantic roast.

Is this an Amish joke?

[18mm]

odd. i have not seen one.

The trees were so thick with the crows, you could hardly see the sky. Crows are social birds so it's likely they are on the same acreage every year. They usually roost in tall pines that have thick cover. I've been hunting them most of my adult life and it isn't often that you find a big roost. The path coming into the roost will offer some fantastic wing shooting and the foxes will have a good dinner too.

[Sliebl]

Over the past several years, we had a terrible crow problem at work. They were really damaging our trees, and crapping all over the cars, and the building/lot in general. The entire parking lot smelled of amonia from their crap.
The Lancaster Crow Coalition (I couldn't make this stuff up!) used some tactics to scare the crows out of the city, "to an industrial area where they would do no harm." Yeah, right... pecking holes in my rubber roof is no harm. We tried all sorts of ways to scare away the crows, to no avail, until one day we got one of these: Zon Gun!

Let's just say, the crows really don't like this gun.

Sorry Lebanon... you've got my crows from Lancaster.

[mauser]

The noise is unbelievable, I'm surprised you can't hear it brian, you're not too far from me and I'd think the sound would easily carry that far.
They congregate in the trees along 22nd St. between Cumberland & Oak Streets and along 16th St. between Chestnut & Walnut. The storage park at 16th & Walnut is a good place to see what they do. Before it snowed the parking lot was white with crow shit and the smell was unbelievable.

[WSM]

The Lancaster Crow Coalition states that killing crows is illegal, that is false.