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Hello, I’m writing in full support of reducing the cormorant population In Ontario, these birds are destroying our fish and waters please add my name for hunting these evasive birds Thank you for listening Read more

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Hi there, I think opening up cormorant as a game season is a great idea. It will give the ability to hunters to control the amount of cormorants on our waterways as they consume a mass amount of out sport fish. Read more

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Over the last 40 years I have watched these cormorants develop on 1st Georgian Bay, and the all the great lakes as well as inner lakes. They are fish eating machines,and have devastated many of the waters I've fished. Read more

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I am happy to hear that the Ministry is taking concerns of cormorants seriously. I completely support the initiative as it's presented today - Nov 21, 2018. However, I would also suggest an impact study be performed over 3 years while the hunt is open. Read more

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While I believe that a balance between the cormorant numbers and there food source will eventually be reached, I think it will take too long and result in a lengthy recovery for game fish that rely on the same food source. Read more

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These birds are acidic and a spreading cancer to the environmental world . They are destroying islands and fish all at the same time . There has to be a strategy plan such as a hunting season to eliminate the threats to our future generations and anglers and hunters .

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I know it has been a long time coming for this proposal Andi hope it gets approved. I live in the G.T.A, and I fish in tournaments all over Ontario. Over the past 7 years i have noticed the populations of these birds grow larger. Read more

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I am in agreement that the birds are a problem but setting a precedent of legal wastage is not good. Shooters will have to collect carcasses and leave them where, on my shoreline? Other problems are apparent as well. Read more

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I am glad to see this proposal as I have personally seen the damage these birds can do.I visit the inland lakes in Ontario and very few have not felt the devistation from cormorant populations , not to mention the depleted minnow and fish stocks that are necessary for a healthy and sustainable fish Read more