Crows back yet?

[jabberjaw112]

Morning Gents;
Not to be a smart@ss, but do you folks harvest the crow as a food source?.
Cheers C.C.

[marlin1]

I have left a crow in a field and come back weeks later to see it untouched , even the coyotes won't eat them

[Bergerboy]

Originally Posted by jabberjaw112

Morning Gents;
Not to be a smart@ss, but do you folks harvest the crow as a food source?.
Cheers C.C.

Yes and here is a handy link to some tasty recipes.
http://www.crowbusters.com/recipes.html

[KegRiver]

Originally Posted by jabberjaw112

Morning Gents;
Not to be a smart@ss, but do you folks harvest the crow as a food source?.
Cheers C.C.

I don't think they are edible, maggots won't eat them so I take that as a hint.

Now had you asked about Spotted Owl, I know a bit about trying to eat one of them.

[calgarychef]

In England when the crows fledge and they can be caught by hand they're exposed for meat pies. Supposed to be a great delicacy.

[jabberjaw112]

In retrospect, it was a stupid question as most things that swim, fly and walk are edible. Being that crows are gaining a reputation as a very smart bird are there any particular challenges to hunting them. Have any of you seasoned hunters had a crow outsmart you?.
Thanks
C.C.