Their eyes are so sharp that normal plastic decoys often don’t fool sandhill cranes. Many avid sandhill hunters now use mounted sandhill cranes that may cost more than $100 per decoy.

A Brief Sandhill Crane Summary Sandhill cranes, or Antigone canadensis , have an interesting appearance and dazzling ...

What if you could have more control of situations like these? Heck, have a fighting chance? With a buck decoy, you can. It’s just a matter of know-how and when to use one (don’t use it on public land ...

MyDNR, Indiana’s Outdoor Newsletter: Sandhill cranes can be seen at Jasper-Pulaski Fish & Wildlife Area from late September through December. Crane numbers peak in mid-November. The best time to view ...

Alabama almost lost its sandhill cranes. Now, hunters again will target the 'sirloin of the sky.' Alabama almost lost its sandhill cranes. Now, hunters again will target the 'sirloin of the sky.' ...

As many wildlife species decline globally, Maine’s growing sandhill crane population is a wonderful anomaly, Ron Joseph writes. Few natural sounds are more pleasing than the calls of sandhill ...

You can see the majestic birds at the Phil and Marilyn Isenberg Sandhill Crane Reserve on Woodbridge Road west of Interstate 5 near Lodi. The birds, which can stand up to 4 feet tall and have a ...

Many people were amazed and pleasantly surprised to see thousands of sandhill cranes gathered near the Wisconsin River in Baraboo this past weekend, Nov. 11-12. The area's protective wetlands and ...

Dig the Dunes will lead a bus trip to see the annual fall sandhill crane migration from the Upper Midwest to Georgia and Florida for the winter starting 1 p.m. Nov. 16 at Journeyman Distillery at ...

MEDARYVILLE — Every fall, sandhill cranes migrate south, making a pit stop en masse at the Jasper-Pulaski Wildlife Area in one of the Calumet Region's greatest natural spectacles. The massive ...

The idea behind these deterrents and decoys is that they'll scare away birds and prevent small mammals from feasting on whatever goodies lie below. But do pseudo-avian predators and fake people do ...