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

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Jason mccans
6 years ago

Enough is enough

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Mike DeBruine
6 years ago

Save our fish from these fish killing vermin

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Agree they need to be reduced, there are a rediclous amount of them on the lake winnebago system, and lake michigan, they eat everything, killing trees on islands around lake winnebago

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JONATHAN ATEN
6 years ago

Please start managing these birds.

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Keith Borgen
6 years ago

We are above healthy populations, other states have taken measures we need to act now to reduce populations

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Dan Klopfer
6 years ago

Needed ASAP

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Rob Joslyn
6 years ago

The amount of young game fish consumed by these birds is crazy. Need to get some control.

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Vernon Malkowski
6 years ago

Federal DNR needs to be held accountable for there lack of Interest in this matter. The Cormorant does not belong on a Federal Migratory water foul protection list.

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Hugh Dryer
6 years ago

Stop these birds.

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Russ
6 years ago

They not only are killing our fish population but look where they congregate they also killing nature the vegetation the insects open a season with no limits on em

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Ric ion
6 years ago

We need an open season to control cormoramt numbers

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Jerry Montgomery
6 years ago

There population should have been kept in check years ago.

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Mike Kisselstein
6 years ago

This definitely needs to happen.

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John Thornsbury
6 years ago

Control is needed immediately, before its too late.

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Matthew lentz
6 years ago

This needed to be done a long time ago!

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Gerald Figliulo
6 years ago

The cormorant population needs to be controlled.

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Steven Rohn
6 years ago

We need this done soon before our fish populations are depleted!! I watched these birds while out fishing on several lakes in my area eat hundreds of perch and small walleye! Something has to be done now! They are a serious problem!!!!

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Cheryl Izzfishin
6 years ago

This is a very big problem for the fish something needs to be done before there's none left.

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Gary Geeting
6 years ago

They need to be controlled!

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Stephen
6 years ago

A pair of these birds set up shop last year on a very small lake... Fists time we have seen them stay. They are kicking way too many fish the damage is clear.