Tall tales and crow feats
Jul 06, 2021
4 minutes
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There are many different opinions about what will and won’t work when it comes to crow shooting. Over the years, I have taken a lot of these with a pinch of salt and gone out of my way to test different theories to see if some popular beliefs bear scrutiny.
I have been asked many questions from people who have been told that you must do certain things when on the crows or your day in the hide would be a failure. Yes, some points may help improve your odds of success, but that doesn’t mean that they are the key to success. Beginners are often the ones beset by such advice.
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