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I think its a great step in the right direction, as it stands there is no check in place for controlling rampant numbers on lac seul . its a shame to watch the fishery go down the same way the moose population went to mismanagement. Read more

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Good afternoon. The cormorant issue since I have been fishing the Great Lakes has gotten bad. I do feel the amount of cormorants have tripled over the past 10 years and maybe more than that. I have seen rafts /flocks of cormorants that put snow goose flocks to shame. Read more

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Thank you for finnally making this ammendment. We have been watching our bait fish deplete for years. I heard each bird consumes 3 - 6 lbs of fish a day. Well done on the ammendment! I appreciate it and so will many other fishermen and hunters.

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Cormorants appear to be reducing the young sport fish in our Great Lakes. We believe it's time to allow for a proper count and reduction of this invasive waterfowl. I understand a cormorant can consume 2-5 lbs of fish a day. Read more

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We are proposing to list the double-crested cormorant as a game bird, create a hunting season in Ontario for population management and make related changes.This proposal would be implemented through a series of regulatory and legislative amendments. Read more

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Congratulations, once again the gov. bowed to misinformed pressure and studied a problem that should have been addressed 25 yearago. When will the MNRF react to the suggestions from their own biologists rather than emotional misfits? Read more

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I believe this proposal is long overdue. I have seen the devastation these birds have caused over the last years on vegetation on the small islands from Kingston to Brighton. The destruction may be irreversible.

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Cormorant meat is gross and unpalatable. The cormorant should not be included in the game bird category. The cormorant should be considered as a nuisance with the possible use of a bounty system until their numbers are under control. Read more

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The damage to fish populations and flora I have witnessed throughout Ontario from this animal over the last 20 years is incredible. I strongly support a controlled hunt as part of an overall management plan for this animal.