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Re: Parakeet hunting [Re: goosehunter51] #6400630 08/09/16 07:12 PM
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I didn't find one in Texas through an internet search either. But I did see someone post on craigslist austin looking for a guided hunt. I bet they got that idea on this forum. If anyone finds one I would be interested in a population control hunt as well.

Re: Parakeet hunting [Re: poisonivie] #6400830 08/09/16 09:00 PM
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Thanks everyone for posting pictures and article about parakeet.
Those who enjoy hunting them might look at their number..
If you still enjoy killing them..well go ahead

Re: Parakeet hunting [Re: goosehunter51] #6402580 08/10/16 09:35 PM
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They're all over White rock lake and I see them fly over my backyard a few times a week. Saw a pack of 15+ fly right down McKinney Avenue the other day.


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Re: Parakeet hunting [Re: AdvTX] #6403710 08/11/16 05:50 PM
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send them to Houston..No harm guaranteed

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Re: Parakeet hunting [Re: goosehunter51] #6404290 08/12/16 12:41 AM
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We shot them in Argentina. you could hear their loud squealing coming at you and they had some moves. IF you knocked one down, they counted double. The locals hate them because the sit on top of the milo feeding and will end up killing the whole plant.

Re: Parakeet hunting [Re: goosehunter51] #6404469 08/12/16 02:51 AM
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Are they good eating food


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Re: Parakeet hunting [Re: goosehunter51] #6404549 08/12/16 04:02 AM
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In pet shops they're called Quaker parrots. Bird people call them monk parakeets. I've seen them in Garland, Dallas, McKinney, Rowlett...even in Wolfe City. Jerry Jones spent six figures to bird-proof the new stadium because they were building giant nests and pooping all over the place. I've heard they are good to eat, which makes sense because they eat the same food that doves eat. I'd grill one.


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Are they good eating food

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Re: Parakeet hunting [Re: Chet] #6408154 08/15/16 12:00 AM
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Hunted parakeet several times down around Waco. We didn't use dogs, but had a guide with a parrot that would call them in. Once the parrot had them coming in they would settle into a pile of bird seed the guide put out, at that point he had three Siamese cats that would clean the pile off. Not much meat on the little buggers and a pain to clean but tied fly's with some of the more colorful feathers. All in all a nice hunt. I've lost track when does the season open.


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Re: Parakeet hunting [Re: goosehunter51] #6408227 08/15/16 12:56 AM
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Taste depends on time of year and what they have been eating. Best if you field dress them and get them on ice quickly.


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Re: Parakeet hunting [Re: goosehunter51] #6408543 08/15/16 04:53 AM
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So basically they are like Californians here. In Austin. They just keep building and making messes..lol

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So basically they are like Californians here. In Austin. They just keep building and making messes..lol

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I would think they are classified as exotic so that would be no season or limit. Kinda like they look at the ring necked dove. Ring necks are bigger, little tougher but they still cook just fine so the monk parakeets being smaller would be more work but tender little birds.


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Originally Posted By: RLoving1
I would think they are classified as exotic so that would be no season or limit. Kinda like they look at the ring necked dove. Ring necks are bigger, little tougher but they still cook just fine so the monk parakeets being smaller would be more work but tender little birds.


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Will have to eat at least a dozen, just to feel their taste.

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So basically they are like Californians here. In Austin. They just keep building and making messes..lol
loco_too west coasters have ruined Austin

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Re: Parakeet hunting [Re: goosehunter51] #6418102 08/21/16 03:52 PM
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I think I have found a place to hunt them. I will report back if anyone else might have an interest. Thanks for all of your comments....

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