Corvussam

Thanks Pykie and you are right about the fact that they require practise. The special way of blowing air into the call is required to get the deeper sound which is typical for our European carrion and hooded crows.

I guess that, just like with everything else in life, practise is everything. Just out of curiousity and to the guys who like the primos crow call: Can you make with your primos crow call the same lifelike European crow sounds as I do with my own instruments ? See the videolink below or search for "Corvussam "on youtube. Cheers, Sam.

Hello guys, I make European crow calls in here Belgium as a hobby ( for carrion crows, magpies, hooded crows and jackdaws, not for rooks ). I really feel that my calls generate a much better sound when you compare them to any other commercial crow call on the market and I totally agree with the comments of Ironhorse . Please check out my videos on www.youtube.com, search for "corvussam ". Here is one video :http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvFyTjlQ94c&layer_token=67fca9ac0fee6c87 Thanks, Sam