Crow Busters
P.O. Box 6322
Timonium, MD 21093

Please include your name, membership number, date of hunt and any interesting details about the hunt. Note: Please send a copy of your photo, we are not able to return any photos. Thanks.

Member "Coot" Connelly from Central New York and the results of a successful hunt.  While we don't endorse his field handling of dead birds, we do applaud his enthusiasm.

Member Lee Abrahart (Great Britain) with a mixture of Carrion Crows, Rooks and Jackdaws, all shot on a pig farm in southern England. It's true, variety is the spice of life!

Member Stephen DeCourcy after a 5 bird kill with a total kill count of 23. Pretty impressive considering he used a Gamo Hunter with scope and use the Gamo "Raptor" pellets.

Member Mark Wolfe after their last crow hunt of the 05-06 season. It is Mark and and his brother in the picture and they scratched a Wisconsin limit (30) on the very last day of the season! Nice way to end the year!

Member Barry Klaasen after a March crow hunt with friend Stan Alphenaar. The count is obvious!

Member David Beck, a duck hunter for a few years, shot this crow but missed his buddy as they came to visit his horse pastures in Starks, Louisiana. He says that he was surprised at how challenging a sport this is. Keep at it Dave. 

Member James Marks with the successful results of a feeding setup. He uses a E-caller to get them in and then turns it off and goes to the hand call. Whatever you're doing Jim, it works!

Member Ted Chick of Manitoba, Canada shot 17 crows in just under a half hour on September 23rd 2005. These birds were feeding in a sunflower field near his home. Ted says "Sorry guys, 17 less crows are going to cross the border this fall!" That's OK Ted, I expect we will prevent a few from coming back your way as well.

Member Paul Temple from the Midlands, United Kingdom shot these crows with his 12 gauge Beretta al39. He says that he has a great decoy frame that never fails, 20 minutes for this lot! Works 200% better with a dead rabbit! Paul, we believe you!

Member Jeffrey Olsavicky and his winning team in a local competition. Nice shooting and nice picture.

Trev Hawkins shot this bag early one morning on a nearby farm in Lincolnshire, England. He says that his guest and himself have shot over 2,000 crows in about six months. All we can say is "bloody good shooting!"

Member Phil B. Barbetta after a state land hunt near Litchfield CT in November of 2004. Great day...overcast...cool but not cold and lots of action!!!

Eddie Menegazzo with his first crow shot with a .410. This crow was shot in Putman county, NY. Congratulations Eddie!

Here are the results of a mid-western crow hunt by member John Voehl. Nice pile!

Member Mike Carr poses with 40 of the 62 crows he shot one day near Clinton, N.J. Nice work!

Member Gene Barth (right) with friend Bud Housel with 45 crows taken in Southern Maryland. Note the use of a mounted fox to aggravate the birds. Seems to work well.

Member Mark Guerin took this beauty while duck hunting with his new side-by-side. He says that he had a load of #4 steel in at the time.

Member Larry Haire Jr (right) highest total ever in one day after hunting a pecan orchard in Warren County, Georgia. Nice display Larry, we can't wait to see it when your break 100.

Member Will Trout (left) and friend after the results of a successful evening hunt.

Members Bob Irving and Reg Van Meter with the successful results of a hunt in an East Texas pecan orchard. These boys have some serious crow bustin' gear!.

Member Doug Schutter with two 12 year old boys on their first crow hunt in a corn field in Southern Michigan. Thanks for keeping the sport alive Doug!

Member and firearms instructor Mike McNally shows that he knows how to successfully use those firearms when hunting the black bandit. Mike says he has been hunting crows for over 30 years. It sure shows!

Member Kent Lidström busted these Greyback crows on an August hunt in Sweden. Looks like Kent armed himself well for this hunt.

This nice pile of crows was taken by member Gary Mrozek during the first week of the Minnesota crow season. Gary says that he has been using motion decoys in his setups and it sure shows.

These Greyback Crows were taken at a landfill site in Northern Ireland by member George Wilson. He says that they are slightly smaller than the American crow but act the same as all crows.

Showing a big smile, here is a photo of one of our youngest members Ross Taylor of Lees Summit, Missouri and his first crow. Ross's dad Rick Taylor is also a member as well as his uncle Logan. Nice to have the entire family involved in our sport.

Member Mark Schaller of Northern Michigan took these crows using a Crow Distress call and full choked 12 gauge 870 Remington. Looks like a good use of his Ghillie suit.

Member Patrick Harris never left his house to knock down these 13 birds. He hid in his garage and cranked up the Johnny Stewart tapes.

Member Dave Weirs from Michigan managed to drop two birds with one shot from his varmint rig. Dave says they were both feeding on a carcass.

Member Shareque Haque (the Crowminator) on the right with his buddies the Crow-Magnum and the Incrownacion after taking a bonus crow on a Mexican dove hunt. Note the sporty headgear made from a few wing feathers.

Member Kim Bolin (the Bushwacker) of Mulberry, Arkansas and the "Crownies" on the last day of the 2000 season. Some speculate that Kim's proud displaying of the Crow Busters logo has increased his kill ratio.