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Re: Ever see a crow attack a person ???
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Posted by Jeanie C on May 07, 2001 at 18:31:40 from (205.188.195.173):
In Reply to: Ever see a crow attack a person ??? posted by Alberta Mike on May 06, 2001 at 14:58:37:
Yesw, Ive,seen a lot of things that a black crow does here in Texas, the black crow is the smartest bird living today.That Crow was diveing at someone that was close to their nest,or to his habitat or was trying to get something to eat from that person, he thought he or she had something to eat, or they were close to they young. The crow is kin to all species likethe rain crow, and the black birds, and the jayhawks.
Sometimes when you have time, everyone should get a bird book an really study the birds.They fly, we cannot, so thats makes them unlike us, and we have to drive a car, and go to work every day, they have to work only feeding they young, and staying alive too.But with the farmers,you can get some advice from a chemist and put food out for them, and they forget where they are going, and they will leave, same goes for pigeons. They have a chemical that does this now, in which you do not have to kill them anymore, the chemical makes them forget what they are doing and where they are located, so,thus, they will leave and go somewheres else.
P.S. Hope you have a safety certificate for your firearm in your state,and no near by neighboors!
Signed
Jeanie C.
Intructor for safety of firearms of The Texas Parks & Wildlife .....
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