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(Save OUR Fish) Cormorant Population Control needed throughout the U.S.

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Robby Rase
6 years ago

We need to put these birds in check to help save the fisheries in our great state!

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James Mesler
6 years ago

Control the Cormorant Population

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Robby Rase
6 years ago

We need to put these birds in check to help save the fisheries in our great state!

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James Mesler
6 years ago

Control the Cormorant Population

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James Mesler
6 years ago

Control the Cormorant Population

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Jason Nielsen
6 years ago

These things are eating too many fish.

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Casey Eberly
6 years ago

I've seen these things so fat they cant hardly fly island s with thousands

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Gerald Zielke
6 years ago

these Cormorants need to be controlled more lower population on them before they devastate our fish population

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Thomas Altiman Sr
6 years ago

Cormorants are a severe problem, culling & a 4 month season will not only control the situation, but will let fish populations rise

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James Gray
6 years ago

The old timers did this once now there back

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Jerry Osborne
6 years ago

Really have the effect of an invasive species. They are beginning to destroy quality fishing in Ohio.

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Mike Hunter
6 years ago

This is the single biggest threat to are fisheries in North America

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Michael Clements
6 years ago

I support a hunting season to control the population of cormorants.

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Al Kuronen
6 years ago

Their numbers must be reduced!

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Kevin Howard
6 years ago

I hope the DNR find a use for DEAD Comerants. DECIMATING THE FISHING IN MICHIGAN

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Anonymous
6 years ago

This deal with the cormorants has got to be controlled. They don't need to be wiped out but controlling their population in order to preserve fish populations is extremely important.

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Tony
6 years ago

I am very concerned for our ecosystem when I am an outdoor fishing almost every other day down by the Waterfront by Lake Ontario and seeing millions of comrades on a daily basis feeding off of our fishing resorts it is puting a big impact on our fishing industry.

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WILLIAM GORSKI
6 years ago

THIS NEEDS DOING!

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Ed Taber
6 years ago

Please save the fish population and manage these birds.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

We need to save our fish!