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This proposal is abysmal. You are responding to "concerns expressed by some groups (commercial fishing industry, property owners) and individuals that cormorants have been detrimental to fish populations, island forest habitats, other species and aesthetics." Read more

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Please do more research and get a lot more evidence before proceeding with such a draconian solution to a perceived problem which probably doesn't exist. The hunting lobby needs to be controlled with more regulation, not the animals it targets

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I am 150% in favour of this cormorant hunt! It is long overdue. They are destroying fish populations and the natural environment where they live. I am heavily involved in the fishing industry and the fish population is of great concern to myself and my family. Read more

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I am strongly in favour of the proposal to reduce the number of cormorants. As a person that enjoys a lot of time on Ontario's many lakes, I have long been disgusted by the damage these birds due to the areas they occupy. Read more

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I am opposed to this proposal. 1) Double-crested cormorants are not an invasive species. 2) I am a hunter. The proposal is not a hunt, but a cull. It will give a bad name to the hunters of the province. Shooting and letting the meat spoil goes against the ethics of all responsible hunters. Read more

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Don't you find it a bit absurd to allow anyone with a license to shoot up to 50 birds of a native Ontario species in one day, while they would mostly serve no purpose to hunters as they are bad to eat due to their diet of fish? Read more

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As an avid hunter and angler in the Nipissing region, which has seen cormorant populations increase recently, I find this proposal disgusting. If scientific evidence supports the need to decrease the population then cull them systematically- hunting will have very little impact on population size. Read more