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I am strongly opposed to the proposal for many reasons. Most of them were outlined in Linda R. Wires extensively researched book "The Double-Crested Cormorant" (Yale University Press, 2014). I urge the decision makers to read it if they haven't already. Read more

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Double-crested cormorants are multiplying in an environmentally damaging rate, as I feel they do not have natural predatory enemies. Double-crested cormorants are eating the biodiversity from our Ontario waters by eating copious amounts of fish per bird per day. Read more

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Last year, I personally witnessed a flock of literally thousands of these cormorants gorge themselves on schools of fish that happened to be in relatively shallow water; it was an unbelievable and sickening sight. Read more

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The cormorant numbers on lake that I live on has been increasing substantially for the past number of years. They have even displaced the seagulls from islands as well as killed the vegetation on several islands. I watch them devour fish in front of my house greedily. Read more

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Hello.. I am a senior that spent much of my leisure time boating , fishing , hunting on Lake St. Clair. I first noticed the Cormorant in the early 1970,s. There were very few at that time.. They are a protected invasive fish eating bird which now number in the many thousands. Read more

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I am all for hunting cormorants. I’ve seen the numbers explode over the years while I’m fishing, I’ve seen big numbers of them diving feeding on baitfish making more competition for our native birds such as the loon and diving waterfowl birds. Read more