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Considering the damage these birds do, consider not making them a game bird, since noone will be eating them. Add them to the list of unregulated birds and animals that we currently hunt. Probably the only stipulation being that steel shot be used since they are around water. Read more

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The insurge of this invading species has been a terrible catastrophe. Never in our history has a species multiplied at such an alarming rate that resulted in the destruction of our ecosystem and environment. A cull and Oiling the eggs is the only effective way to eliminate this menace. Read more

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I am opposed to a summer hunting season for cormorants. Citizens generally are supportive of fall hunting for the joy of hunting and food. Most do not support hunting just to kill. A summer hunt when we vacation with families will not be popular. Read more

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It would be more than okay with me to list the Double-Crested Cormorant as a game bird. I have seen cormorants swoop in on a Put and Take Fishery (city pond) after the pond was stocked with Rainbow trout. Read more

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i am totally oppopsed to allowing hunters to call cormorants a game bird it is not a game bird. it has never been a game bird., popuations of any species have lows and highs and we need to leavr the species alone to live through these changes. Read more

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Dr. Jim Quinn of McMaster university is an expert biologist in cormorant ecology. He believes that the population has plateaued naturally so this intrusion into a natural system is unnecessary and excessive. Read more