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These animals wrecked an area by a sandbar (Star Bay) on Scugog with their acidic feces. The trees are all dying and anything else they touch. Is it safe to be in the water swimming near these animal waste lands? Read more

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16613

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please consult the experts in these matters, not just hearsay and public opinion (or political opinions for that matter) -_- I was unable to attach a PDF so here are Prof. Gail Fraser's comments on the proposed cormorant hunt: Read more

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Has any consideration been given to the reproductive cycle of the cormorants and the impact of the new hunting periods on the chicks? Eggs are laid in June-July and chicks fledging takes place in August-September. The proposed hunting season will decimate the eggs and the chicks. Read more

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16617

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Zoocheck Inc.

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Wildlife Section Public Input Coordinator Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry Policy Division, Species Conservation Policy Branch 300 Water Street Peterborough Ontario K9J 8M5 January 2, 2019 To Public Input Coordinator: Read more

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16618

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I am opposed to the opening of a hunting season on Double-crested Cormorants, especially with the extraordinary bag limits and extended hunting season. It would make it legal for anyone who hates these birds to wipe out a colony at will. Read more

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16620

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This is an insane proposal!!! This provincial government should be ashamed for even proposing it. Double-crested Cormorants are native birds. For no legitimate reason -- ecological or moral -- cormorants are already receiving so much violence in the province from haters. Read more

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16622

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This is a big mistake! I am appalled that this many birds could be hunted by one hunter in a single day! The cormorants eat fish and their poop is bad. This does not mean we can have open season on them! No one is going to eat their meat!!! Come on..... Read more

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16623

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Allowing hunters to shoot 50 cormorants a day during breeding season will inevitably lead to herons and egrets getting shot in similar habitats. People will have the ability to locally exterminate entire populations. This policy does not support sustainability. Read more

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16624

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Its about time. We regulate fishermen that take too many fish but show no interest in animals that do the same. We as humans have altered the ecosystem to produce imbalance so its our job to aid in the rebalance.

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16626

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This proposal crosses a range of ethical, moral, legislative and aesthetic issues. It threatens public safety and tourism values along Great Lakes coastlines. It also goes against fundamental resource management principles. Read more

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Hello, Please watch this video of Gail Fraser logical explaining why this bill is unreasonable. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3M17O-6r70 Repeal this bill and actually study the issue before proposing legislation. Read more