magpie / crow call - mp3?

[pegasus bridge]

i know this might be a bit cheeky- but does anyone have a decent mp3 magpie + crow call ?

 

i am of course not planning on doing anything i shouldnt - i just want to have a mess around in the back garden to see what the reaction is from them. -

 

cheers PB :unsure:

Edited March 29, 2010 by pegasus bridge

[Spaniel]

PM me your email address

[Varadero]

I was about to post a similar request, and would be grateful if someone could let me have a copy of a crow and / or magpie call in mp3 format.

 

I'm intrigued though, as to what not doing anything untoward means? Not literally of course, I'm ok understanding English, just new to this decoying lark ;0) Are calls for decoying not allowed? Apologies if this is a daft question!

 

Paul

[codling99]

try http://www.western-rivers.com/Links-and-Do...ads.asp?Agree=1

 

and yes its illegal to use recordedelectronic calls for shooting birds

Edited June 8, 2010 by codling99

[Varadero]

try http://www.western-rivers.com/Links-and-Do...ads.asp?Agree=1

 

and yes its illegal to use recordedelectronic calls for shooting birds

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Wow, just as well I asked, I really didn't know that. What's the rationale behind that I wonder?

 

Thanks for the reply.

 

Paul

[covlocks]

Because we are shooting as a last resort Pest/Vermin control.

 

Shooting them means you have exhausted all other means of chasing them off.

 

Using a call to bring them to you is not chasing them off, therefore is breaking the conditions of the General Licence and leaves you wide open to prosecution by the Corvid Fan Club

[al4x]

On the same basis using decoys would be attracting them, Its an old law about using sound recordings to attract any bird for shooting so not sure its directly linked to the General License