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Quote: Ditto. I haven't had any problem with crows trying to get in my coops (where I keep my feeders). My hens lay their eggs in the coops, so if the crows aren't going in there.... I think my roosters, who allow the crows around but don't totally trust them, would be more than willing to...

Quote: Yep, my chickens know exactly what the crows are talking about. Most of the time the crows are ignored, but let them yell hawk and you won't find a single chicken out of hiding.

"Our" crows disappear from time to time. The one predator loss - hawk - I've had so far happened when the crows hadn't been around for awhile. A few days later the crows were back and you could actually see my flocks visibly relax.

I toss out scratch for em, just in a different area from where my chickens get their scratch. A different part of the garden.

I feed the crows. They're going to be around anyhow, stealing feed if I didn't offer them their own. I've seen them attack a golden eagle. The crows are friend in my book.