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

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Adam Ward
6 years ago

Save the fish.

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Troy Webb
6 years ago

This needs addressed Now. I witness these birds eating fish all year, and they have had a big impact on the Ohio perch population.

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William Dudgeon
6 years ago

Destroying our local lakes as well..ex. Hoover resevoir

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Mike Davis
6 years ago

I have watched these birds gorge their gullet's as if they were trying to wipe out every fish in the lake. It is beyond time to let the hunters take care of these invasive birds.

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Jim Webb
6 years ago

We need control over these birds. The perch population is down to rock bottom let alone all the other species.

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Michael Winters
6 years ago

I've never seen so many birds as in 2019. A massive issue that needs to be addressed.

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Mike
6 years ago

Control is needed on Lake Ontario eastern bassi

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Jeff Lybrook
6 years ago

Cormorants need to be controlled.

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Edward Patnode
6 years ago

Cormorants are out of control. Please start putting some controls on the population.

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john shofestall
6 years ago

These birds are destroying the great lake fisheries.. They need a hunting season to reduce the population

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Randal Demro
6 years ago

The Perch population on Great Lakes are at an all time low. This is one of the reasons. An easy fix. Take them off the protected list.

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Frank Elliott
6 years ago

That's why there's no perch

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Dan Duffield
6 years ago

Cormorant Population is decimating the fish on Lake St Clair and Huron

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Vic Olson
6 years ago

I fish the bay of Green Bay and have for the last 3-5 years watch these birds explode in population, something drastic has to be done, they are eating tons of perch and walleye along with a lot of other game fish. STOP THE COMMORANT!!!!

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John R Van Dyck
6 years ago

We need population control on these birds!

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Kyle Rivet Jr
6 years ago

SAVE OUR FISH

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Captain Greg N Gehrig
6 years ago

I have been fishing Lake Ontario professionally for 34 years and have witnessed the destruction these birds continue to cause. They reap havoc with our lakes biomass and our young stocked trout and salmon which is the main draw for our multi million dollar fishing tourism industry. These birds have destroyed islands on which they breed to a point it looks like a nuclear disaster. If we as humans were to decimate an island this way we would be jailed. These birds must be controlled as they serve no ecological value to the ecosystem.

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Thomas Straus
6 years ago

Get rid of these birds!

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Cedric Hays
6 years ago Featured

These birds are also eating fish out of my two ponds as well as other local farm ponds that are even more limited on fish numbers. These birds are a nuisance and also destroy trees and such with all their droppings. This needs tended to quickly.

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Patrick Gaghen
6 years ago

We must greatly reduced the commorant population to save the fish population