They do talk. I lived in a tent for 2 years and often heard a single crow making astonishing talking noises all by itself. It is nothing like the caws you hear usually. All animals have a language of their own and I believe the wild crow has taken it's speech to another level that we have not yet deciphered.
@Darian Darkkchild ahh maybe. I didnt get to see it. Not sure I've ever seen a raven here in R.I. but maybe I just can't visually identify them that great. We mostly have just crows here.
In my country crows kill newborn lambs they eat their eyes and all the head. In my country crows are pest you can go and hunt them in any time without a license.
BIRD WEEK they have other things to eat but they want fresh meat do you know how many moneys do farmers lose from crows. In the season when sheeps give birth in openen lands 1 farmer for 4 months loses 3 million dollars crows are making huge problems.
I kinda think I would have to if this happened, to see if I could but I think it's only when the crow does that around me and the others of my life and community -JACK AND HIS SENSE OF HUNTING WHAT HURTS OTHERS AROUND THE VILLAGE
@@yungbrat8772 that is if they can choose to go somewhere else, it must be enforced before it becomes a infestation and that is a awful sense I know but we do what we need to do? -JACK