LadyRed76
Songster
- Apr 5, 2017
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I have been having a bit of trouble with an Owl and A Red Shouldered Hawk.
I read Plenty on the internet and from BYC about how to keep them away.
I have the Owls schedule down,so its not too much of a problem now,but the Hawk is a different story. Until two days ago.
I heard a huge ruckus outside the other morning. I took a look out to see Crows dive booming A Hawk!
They chased the Hawk from the yard. I read Crows hate Hawks and Owls. So I did my research.
I read what each Crow call means.
This morning I tested my theory.
I used YouTube for the crow call that's called "rally cry"
Then I played the "predator cry"
They ALL came to investigate!
Little did I know But a Hawk was in the tree top a few yards from my chickens.
The Crows,around twelve, chased the Hawk away.
So Moral of story: I'm learning how to Crow call. So when I need an "Eye in the Sky" I can call the crows.
I know crows can eat baby chicks,but I keep mine in a brooder,so No worries there.
I love my new friends the Crows!
I read Plenty on the internet and from BYC about how to keep them away.
I have the Owls schedule down,so its not too much of a problem now,but the Hawk is a different story. Until two days ago.
I heard a huge ruckus outside the other morning. I took a look out to see Crows dive booming A Hawk!
They chased the Hawk from the yard. I read Crows hate Hawks and Owls. So I did my research.
I read what each Crow call means.
This morning I tested my theory.
I used YouTube for the crow call that's called "rally cry"
Then I played the "predator cry"
They ALL came to investigate!
Little did I know But a Hawk was in the tree top a few yards from my chickens.
The Crows,around twelve, chased the Hawk away.
So Moral of story: I'm learning how to Crow call. So when I need an "Eye in the Sky" I can call the crows.
I know crows can eat baby chicks,but I keep mine in a brooder,so No worries there.
I love my new friends the Crows!