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18th March 2006, 04:45 PM
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I dont understandIF YOU CAN SHOOT crows why cant you have them as pets!?????????????????
i know 2 people right now who have pet crows and 5 that had pet crowS!!!! they are awsome . u hand feed them the stick around a few years(wilingly)!!! they are free So i guess technicaly its like saying its not my pet the crow just sticks around! any advice on who i can talk to about crows? (From government or something?)
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18th March 2006, 06:52 PM
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18th March 2006, 06:56 PM
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Here's a place to start: http://www.ec.gc.ca/wild_e.html Truly, I don't think you can legally keep a crow as a pet in Canada and suspect that in order to kill them you have to get a depredation permit just like here in the U.S. Other types of protected birds, such as ducks, are considered game birds, and while they can be legally killed during hunting season if the hunter holds the necessary hunting license or permit, they also cannot be legally kept as pets. To my knowledge, crows are not considered game birds. Terry
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18th March 2006, 07:57 PM
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meat, carrion, and also baby birds unfortuately. Seagulls are just as bad for gulping baby birds down with no problem.
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19th March 2006, 12:03 PM
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Hmm grackles iv had a hole flock of them i dont like them comming around me because they kill and eat the baby song birds there was a pair of robins that had 2 young ones one day i went outside and i seen Grackles around the robin nest the robins were screeming at them i tryed to shoo them away but they grabed the babys and all i herd was the poor things screem the robins could not do anything then it got worse the grackles decided to live in the big tree in the back and all summer i herd baby birds and there parents screeming it was horrible they got the cardinalls doves red wings ect..... but also some crows decided to stop buy at my house i fed them some food and just as they started to leave they stoped near the grackles nests and starting grabbing there babys being so large they almost took them all im not sayen im happy for the grackles losing there babys but they got some of there own doing.
 And for crows heres a little info i found about them it seems when we move ill be buying some crows too but ill make shur they get checked out first. http://www.fairharbor.com/fhca/ca2406mosqcrowsfaq.htm
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19th March 2006, 01:24 PM
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You cannot buy crows in Canada. The only place that I know that sells them is in the USA and they are VERY expensive...about $1000.00.
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20th March 2006, 05:41 PM
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27th March 2006, 02:00 AM
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Hiiii,
eek: U want crows....??? I can give u hundreads . Alas I am in Kolkata, India. Here we have crows all around. People can't tolerate them. They are shooed away. These birds are intelligent. Here temperature soares very high. We generally keep water for them. They get what ever they can, dip in water to soften the stuff before they stuff them with thatSumit from India Last edited by Sumit.Ghosh; 27th March 2006 at 02:03 AM.
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