Why would I kill the crows? They are a gardner/farmers best friend. Crows are mystic animals that give to the richness of the land and the Natives that lived before us.
They mate for life, keep their children at home, and use tools to forage for food that they craft out of sticks and twigs. They also hide their food for winter.
Crows have an extremely rich language including hundreds of clicks and croaks that they use for rallying family members.
A single family of crows can consume 40,000 grubs, caterpillars, army worms, and other insects in one nesting season. Twenty percent of the Eastern crow's diet consists of insects that are generally considered pests by gardeners and farmers. Though crows do eat corn, the grain does not make up a large percentage of their diet, and the amount of corn they consume is offset by the good they do for crops by eating damaging insects and larvae. (I had to look this part up)
Crows are excellent citizens of their ecosystem and should be revered for the job that they do.
Plinking off the wildlife on my land is not exactly my idea of sustainable habitat, and would serve no purpose.
As I said, all walks of life are welcomed to house. Just take out what you bring in, and share with everyone else in the work.
