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13891

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I oppose the proposal to list the cormorant as a game bird. Their population is stabilizing, by your own accounts. There is no justification for the wanton destroying of 50 birds a day by hunters who likely will not even eat them. Read more

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13900

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This policy is disastrous. It is cruel. It is seeking the extirpation of a species for no good reason. Everyone involved should be ashamed of themselves. Seriously. Allowing people to kill 50 birds a day for most of the year and just leave them there. They're not even game birds. Read more

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13906

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This comment is related to the proposed hunt season for double-breasted cormorants. I am in full support with this proposal. These birds have wreaked havoc on young fish populations and I have seen this personally from watching them eat ravenously on Charleston Lake. Read more

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13908

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I am against the proposal to have a hunting season for the double crested cormorant . This iconc bird should not be removed from wildlife protection. Information i have been reading from naturalists , biologists and orthinologists have cleared up a lot of misinformation about the cormorants. Read more

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13913

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While I do not oppose hunting, the idea of a 50 animal limit with no requirement to limit spoilage seems like an invitation to animal cruelty. I think this proposal needs significant revision, in consultation with experts in animal welfare.

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13917

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I wholeheartedly agree with the proposal to allow a hunting season of Cormorants in Ontario. I have seen the devastation of small Islands in North Eastern Ontario from the feces of these birds as well as dwindling fish stocks. Something must be done to keep their population in check!

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13923

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I'm fully in support of establishing a season for culling the cormorants. I've witnessed first hand the impact they have on their habitat and other fish and bird species over the last decade while living, hunting and fishing in the Kawarthas. Read more

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13932

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Why are we humans so arrogantly insane? The proposal to allow the hunting of Double-crested Cormorants appears to be a perverse attempt to appease people who are misinformed and/or biased about this unfairly maligned species. Read more

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I resist the idea that we shoot animals. I resist the idea that someone can go out every day between March 15 to December 31 each year across the province every day and kill 50 living creatures. I resist the idea that I can be shot by someone else while enjoying wild life Read more