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I am a fisherman on Lake Couchiching and I have seen personally the destruction the cormorants have done on that lake, especially to Ship Island. These birds are destructive and detrimental to the well being of our ecosystem on Lake Couchiching. Read more

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I am a avid hunter and fisherman. I have seen the cormorants increase in northern Ontario. We have a couple of small lakes with planted brook trout in them. The last 3 to 5 years the number of fish taken has dramatically reduced since we noticed the cormorants on the lakes. Read more

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I have spent summers on Georgian Bay for more than 50 years and seen the rapid increase in cormorant numbers and the corresponding huge reduction in fish population. The cormorants are a menace and will soon be out of control. Read more

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I am assuming the current population of Double-crested Cormorants (DCCO) is above its threshold and that's why these harvest regulations seem similar to that of the Snow Goose (SNGO; 50/day, unlimited poss.)- that's a lot of birds. 50 birds/day, I don't think is as attainable as one may think. Read more

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First Nations using nets , would think that would be a reason for fish stocks depleating. No laws re quotas or size re natives . Absurd government mentality . A province that allows calf hunting . Having lived in Yukon for 28 yrs elders never hunt calf moose .

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This problem has excellated far to long the ministry must put its foot down and start the control ASAP open hunting season under a small game licence is a great idea l believe the season should extend from spring to Late dec with large bag limits limits shotguns steel shot changes will have to be ma Read more

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Mother nature is definitely out of balance when it comes to the double - crested cormorant. There are just too many of them and with no natural predators, we need a hunting season to bring their numbers under control. Read more

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This proposal is very poorly thought out, and will result in crazy "hunters" cruising public waterways adjacent to waterfront homes...homes where there are people living and where people will be at risk of being shot. Read more

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This proposal as written is a very good idea. I support all portions including the exemptions for allowing game to spoil, shooting from a stationary motor boat etc. Something needs to be done and this is a good idea. Thank you in advance.

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This is disgusting. The wildlife in the gta is one of its most charming and fascinating features. This will only encoyrage gun nuts, cause gun accidents, and no one will be eating 50 cormorants. They’ll leave them to rot. An utterly vile and baffling proposal. Stop trying to be America so hard. Read more

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As a director at a local not for profit sport fish hatchery, I can say this is much welcomed news. We have witnessed first hand how devistating these birds can be to both local fish stocks and baitfish populations. Read more