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Not sure of the impact on fishing, can assume it is large. What I can state as fact is the destruction of trees and other cover caused by these birds. Their waste kills all trees and vegetation. This has caused islands to disappear from erosion. Read more

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If having an open season is the fastest way to start shooting them then I am all in for that. Bill 205 was at the Royal Ascent stage when Wynn pulled it so maybe Doug ford can do it?Hard to classify them as a game bird since they are not table fare. No closed season. Read more

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Yes, definitely have a cormorant season. There are way too many around Ottawa on several lakes and the rivers. An all year season would be fine. However it must also come with the change to the legislation so that it says we can dispose of the bodies and not have eat them..

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Thinning out the cormorant population has been long overdue ! The damage that has been done because of their overpopulation is tremendous. Everything from lower fish populations to defoliating islands which are nesting colonies. Read more

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This regulatory change is long overdue as we have watched this incredibly destructive bird increase rapidly in population over the last several decades with little to no population control in many areas, and no natural predation. Read more