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I support the proposal. I am often fishing on lake Simcoe and notice the sheer number of cormorants on the lake. I have noticed a population boom in the last decade. I can imagine the stress that these birds put on the fishing populations. Read more

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15547

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I strongly oppose the proposal to establish a hunting season for the double-crested cormorant. There is no scientific justification for this hunt. This wild native species has rebounded from historic lows in the 1970s and populations have been stable or declining since the 2000s. Read more

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Double-crested Cormorants are marked for slaughter under latest EBR 013-4124 policy proposal by the Government of Ontario. You can and must do better than choosing unscientific and inhumane scapegoating of this important native species of the Great Lakes. Read more

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The purposed season is far too long and the limited far too large and without limit. There should be specific areas designated for hunting where the birds have reached overwhelming numbers or caused environmental damage. My fear is t this will become and murder spree.

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Cormorants are an explosive, invasive, food greedy species that must be controlled immediately before our fisheries are permanently harmed. On top of the damage to fisheries these birds destroy foliage on lakseshores and islands all over the province. Read more