crow Hunting
ground blinds:
stay hidden from view for the perfect shot 

Ground blinds are the go-to choice for crow hunters these days as they set up quickly and are highly portable. Crow ground blinds can help hide movements and allow crow callers to move around inside the blind and call without fear of spooking crows. With blinds hunters can be more confident in their calling and sit longer while waiting on crows to make their final approach.

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How do you use a Crow blind?

Remember to position your crow blind so the sun will be behind you instead of spotlighting your open window and face. For example, if you typically only hunt crows in the morning, position your blind so it's facing west. That way, the sun will shine into the crows faces when they look toward your blind position.

crows, like deer, know their territories intimately, and so it's in the hunter's best interest to have his blind set up well before he plans to hunt the area. A week should give the birds all the lead time they need to get used to the sudden intrusion of a newly established blind.

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Where is the best place for a crow blind?

Your setup should be somewhere between the crow roost and where birds feed. Your blind location can be based on two conditions: You know where crows roost and have patterned where they feed.

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Where should you place your decoys?

If using a shotgun, place your decoys 10-15 yards from your location. 

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Gear up for Crow Season with The Hunter's Lane:

Check out our lists of [Top 5 Crow Blinds] we recommend for the 2023 Crow Season.  Also, be sure to take a look at our list of [Top 5 Crow Decoys] of 2023.