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15670

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This has clearly not been thought through. Hunting fowl during mating and nesting season is detrimental to the well being of any species not to mention the eco-system nesting around them. This is unacceptable and I will be seriously disappointed in the current leadership if this passes.

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15672

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I totally DISAGREE with this proposal. Not only will it wipe out numerous 'feeder' birds which Bald Eagles hunt/eat, shooting of the Cormorants will put other nesting birds that are in close proximity to the Cormorants. Read more

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15673

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I totally DISAGREE with this proposal. Not only will it wipe out numerous 'feeder' birds which Bald Eagles hunt/eat, shooting of the Cormorants will put other nesting birds that are in close proximity to the Cormorants. Read more

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15674

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Please do not approve of this proposal,. The proposal has serious flaws that would be detrimental to the ecosystem and would undermine responsible conservation practices. Neither the proposal not the conjecture of its proponents is supported by any scientific evidence. Read more

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15675

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The proposal for hunting the double crested cormorant goes against all conservation practises. It is ecologically unsound and dangerous to the environment and dependent species. This is not the plan of a government that values its natural resources. Read more

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15678

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I object to this proposal as it is discriminating against cormorants among many other birds that eat fish. One hunter could eradicate these cormorants in one season if he or she felt committed to this purpose. These birds do target invasive fish species which is good for the environment. Read more

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15681

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With regards to ERO number 013-4124, my family and I object. The hunting season is too long (292 days) and includes the nesting season of cormorants that often form nesting colonies alongside herons and gulls. Read more

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15683

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The proposed hunting season for Double-crested cormorants, an ecologically important native species, by OMNR is a rather brutal approach to control a population and is unheard of in the population control of any animal in Ontario or Canada. Read more

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15694

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We need evidence-based proposals for problems and this is not the case here. The birds are not edible and there are species that nest with them that will be killed or driven off their nests. Please come up with an intelligent solution (or not). Read more

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I strenuously object to this hunting season. It will result in serious degradation of the bio-diversity. Hunting from boats is also a serious safety hazard, threatening the enjoyment of lakes and rivers by the majority of Ontarians who do not hunt.