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I have a cottage in Haliburton on Kennisis Lake. Cormorants have started to show up at the lake on the last few years. Everyone is worried about what harm they can do to our trees. I support a hunting season on cormorants.

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I am both a hunter and a fisherman. As a fisherman, I see a steady decline in the number of fish being caught in our area of Lake Huron as well ad an ever increasing number of cormorants. I can't help but think that there is a definitely a need to reduce the population of these birds. Read more

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This proposed change is regressive and cruel and abhorrent. I absolutely am oppposed to reinstating this type of wholesale killing of a species that was once at the brink of extinction in the province. The government should be ashamed of itself!!!

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Ontario must preserve the unique native wildlife we have and not slaughter for the sake of a few hunters' groups who have misled the Ministry. Those beautiful birds need protection, not open-reign to violent deaths while nesting or simply living the life it deserves. Read more

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I am a senior citizen who sees cormorants on my daily spring/summer walks on the Hamilton trail. I think they are beautiful birds and I have never been bothered by them in the least. Allowing them to be hunted is just one more example of man’s failure to appreciate the natural world. Who’s next? Read more

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These birds were endangered in the 70's and 80's, as well as bald eagles...I live in Sarnia, I was so excited when I saw my first cormorant diving in St Clair river in the 90's, what an awesome sight to see them BACK! They are an important part of our eco-system NOT a threat to the fish population! Read more

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Culling the numbers of these birds is long overdue. We have a place on Lake Ontario in Kingston and the destruction to some of the smaller islands here is catastrophic. This doesn't take into account the decimation of the fish stocks by cormorants. Read more

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Way to late as everything unfortunately government takes way too long to get any real action done and usually because some one might get offended no one truly listens to the people that live, work, home, or just pleasure the wild life. Read more