'Pied Crow and Crowned Crane Birds for sale'

Pied Crow and Crowned Crane Birds for sale

Comment #25 Daniel (24.253.33.147) -

Hello I would like information on how get a pied crow.

Comment #26 D Kanard (122.49.160.239) -

Hi, I live in South Australia and would like to purchase a baby crow. If anyone in Australia knows how to go about finding one to purchase or has one for sale please contact me by email or phone (08) 8365 8740. Thanks D

Comment #27 Karene Connolly-Smith (72.85.17.235) -

Hello,

I am looking for a legal Corvid for a pet. I am open to Pied Crows, Hooded Crows, or Ravens species. Hand fed preferably. I am also open to a large Mynah bird. Thanks,

karene

Comment #28 Marcus watson (86.164.11.209) -

Dear sir/madam

i would like to buy a baby crow, can you please advise me on tyhis issuse.

kindest regards

Marcus

Comment #29 Bob Muir (71.60.8.9) -

I'm looking fo a young trainable crow.

Comment #30 Jakk (75.76.54.203) -

My boyfriend and I are looking into buying a baby crow or raven. I'm the daughter of a vet and have hand reared many wild and "domesticated" birds. Unfortunately I haven't been given a crow orphan in years and I would like to adopt one. It would be given excellent care. We're willing to consider any price.

please email me at jakkxnotorious@aol.com

Comment #31 emperorvoid (76.105.157.167) -

If you're looking for Ravens and Crows contact Brian Blazers CORVID RANCH. Birds will cost between $900-$2, 000. Corvids are NOT like any other pet. They are smart and can be destructive.

Huginn, my African Hybrid Raven came from the Corvid Ranch. I know from experience. They can be awesome, but also VERY TRYING AND CHALLENGING when they are in their mischievous/destructive moods. THINK VERY WELL ABOUT THIS. Ravens can live up to 50-60 years. Huginn is VERY BONDED TO ME. SO THINK VERY HARD BEFORE YOU LEAP HERE. DO YOUR HOMEWORK. I recommend the crows group on yahoo, and a book by Bernd Heinrich called "Mind of the Raven". If you have any questions feel free to email me. Emperorvoid@yahoo.com

~Void~

Comment #32 Renee (96.253.217.244) -

Looking for a crow or raven for house pet or a pair to mate of either ....ive been studing these birds for a long time if i couldnt do it i wouldnt attempt it ...i know they r hard to take care of n there r compications with any wild animal but u must do ur homework and i feel i have ... if u can get back to me that would be gr8 ty...

Comment #33 Zeezee (94.197.164.70) -

I have had a lovely crow for only the past few months. He lives on a perch in my main room and is one of the family. He enjoys my kids as much as as they do him. He sits on shoulders, plays games and likes to search the kitchen floor for the fallen scraps of messy kids. I am in Southeast England and may be relocating to Australia in the near future, where the law prohibits his coming with me. emperorvoid (comment #31) is right - my crow is very bonded to me already and I am feeling very worried about how separation may affect him, (and perhaps I am suffering too!). I invite reply from interested and suitably qualified carers with a humble and relaxed attitude towards this rewarding experience.

Regards,

Zeezee

zeezee@inbox.com

Comment #34 Julie (69.12.226.137) - Wed Sep 2 14:53:13 2009

We have a five year old pied crow breeder bird that we are looking to donate. We think he is a male. We are in CA.

Comment #35 Jerry (69.89.128.5) - Tue Oct 13 13:40:27 2009

I am mature 57 with acres of land and patience.

My father had a pet crow when I was growing up.

I am interested in a crow, pied or otherwise - or raven.

One man, one bird. No Harry Potter fantasies.

Comment #36 Jerry (69.89.128.5) - Tue Oct 13 13:43:28 2009

I am mature 57 with acres of land and patience.

My father had a pet crow when I was growing up.

I am interested in a crow, pied or otherwise - or raven.

One man, one bird. No Harry Potter fantasies.

My email

jjacuzio@gmail.com

Comment #37 Justin Carbonaro (88.203.26.125) - Sun Nov 8 08:42:23 2009

"Justin"

Hi

i need to buy 2 birds and ship to malta

thanks

Comment #38 Larry (64.12.116.9) - Sun Nov 8 16:14:45 2009

"Director"

I have my crow trap set and expect to have some crows soon. I have a call and not able to call yet. The neighbor is building a shed and making too much noise. The crow have been checking out my trap and I have it will stocked so any day now. My trap is set in the city but I will move it out to the farm if I don't get a hit soon from the city birds. How much would you pay for a crow? I have traped lots of crows just to let them go.

larmelton3@aol.com

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