does this type call crows and coyotes
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This does work on coyotes very well. Haven't noticed any crows around when we have used it. But I will check it out next week end when we go out again.
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Yes, and pigeons, too. Mostly crows in Seattle dont care much for small bird seed anyway, but we bought this thing to discourage the pigeons, and it is doing that really well. However, it also keeps out the medium size nice birds (like robins) because the mesh is too small. We get lots of small birds who can enter through the mesh.
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i WOULD SAY YES. I have red wing black birds and blackbirds as well as little yellow wrens eating out of mind. I have not had cardinals yet. I have doves but have not seen them at this feeder. Lynne
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Bear-- 4 month distress + Adult distress. Bird--blue jay, bobwhite quail, catbird, magpie, pileated woodpecker, red winged black bird distress, ringneck pheasant young male distress and starling distress. Bobcat--adult female in heat, baby distress, female distress, and young bobcat in distress. Cougar--Female call +male call. Coyote--Adult distress, Adult female howl, barks, beta male howls, female challenge, + 11 more. Crows-- 5 different calls. Elk--bugle +Elk calf distress. Fox--gray fox 3calls + 2 red fox calls. 4 hog calls. 2 mouse calls. Owl--5 , rabbit 11 different calls, Raccoon-- 6 different calls, Snow goose excited and feeding. Squrrel-- 4 different calls, Turkey--5, whitetail deer-- 13 different calls 6 buck, 1 baby distress, 3 doe, and 2 fawn 1 distress +bleat. and 2 wolf calls.
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yeah from my experience with this pellet rifle you can kill rabbits, crows, and doves just fine. Wouldn't try this on a coyote though I feel like it would just hurt it and make it mad...
2069947
Yes it does. I have had some of the same problems (I live in the woods) with a wide variety of birds. Since placing the hawk and an owl I have no more issues.
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I have doves on mine;) but I have very aggressive cardinals and they get on there with the other birds. I have fed birds for years and have always watched cardinals sit and wait till coast is clear, not these cardinals;)
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I use a songbird variety. No problems with crows, but we live in the woods-which may be part of the reason.
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Do not know works for sparrows and black crows in our area use it to keep them away from pool deck.
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i use oily sunflower seeds. i'm sure you could use any kind. because the feeder is not huge, i doubt the crows would fit. our biggest problem is the squirrels and chipmunks - but they are so funny to watch. hope this helps.
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Yes, however blackbirds are like crows once they find a food source , they respond to shoo! shoo!. Small firecrackers or a shot with the old Daisy Red Rider(The Daisy will not kill or hurt them, only annoy, soon as they hear the "pop" they take flight) The cardinals, blue birds and finches have a short memory and will return to your feeder.
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i don't remember so much if they fly the same. but i do remember i got no penetration on the deer and coyote i shoot with them. both shots were under 30 yards. had to track both animals for hours. i don't use them anymore.
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Mine did not work on dogs. If you are that close to coyotes, I think you need something else.
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before the owl hundreds of geese flew over never landing but now none .Does that help.The local GOV uses a jumping Black wolf,that moves in the wind .That scare crow is 100% no geese. I have no idea where to buy that. So I bought this
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Jessica, I think they would work for them too. It makes predators think another predator is there already so it should work. I have not had any problems with the coyotes, bobcats or mountain lions at night since getting them. Still have to watch for them during the daylight though.
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Crows can eat them in a matter of minutes. They hang upside down on the feeder or continuously hang on the feeder wire while flapping their wings. Since crows have suffered from West Nile in many areas, I just let them eat.
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No the Doves don't even attempt...but the Cardinals and Blue Jays manage somewhat and of course the Starlings somehow manage a quick morsel. The smaller birds do very well. The Slate Junco's fed regularly through the Winter along with the House Finch's, Titmouse, Yellow Finches, Chickadee's, Sparrows ..... a nice feeder.