do crows f'up calling?

[grousetracker]

im wondering if you may of called in some coyotes without seeing them and now they see the crows and are relunctant to come in again.

[Jerry malbeck]

I wont say they are doing you any harm , or any good .
 I have tried useing crow sounds many many times and have yet to ever have a coyote respond to it .
 BUT im on the east side . I have talked to a few of my friends that are excellent callers and they have had the same results.
 I have read posts on some diffrent web sites that have claimed the crow sounds are very productive and have sealed the deal for some callers .
It would seem to me it would be a great attractor , but i have yet to experiance that .
I have seen crows dive bombing coyotes out in the sage , so i always keep an eye on them and the magpies when they fly near one of my stands.
If sompthing changes and they do help, be sure to keep us posted . Jerry .

[Houndhunter]

im wondering if you may of called in some coyotes without seeing them and now they see the crows and are relunctant to come in again.

that could be true

[saylean]

"bear man"?!

How honored I feel!

Good luck with the calling. I have been looking to add a crow call to my stash.

[shaneman153D]

My experience (though limited) has been the opposite.  Anytime a coyote is feeding on a carcass and I'm waiting for a shot, the crows (or ravens?) inevitably show up and spook the coyote.  Though if I'm there the crows don't usually get too close, I swear they can spot your camo'd head from 250yds.

Funny, the crows on the west side were not nearly as skittish.

Bring a shotgun.

[Aneoakleaf]

I think It definately helps, Had a flock come in to a set up for coyotes a few years back and a bobie pounced into my lap and I put an arrow between his eyes at 3 yards!

[KTMSMOKER]

Ever read something too fast and misunderstand it?  I read "cow" not "crow."  I was concerned to say the least.