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

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Gary Nagy
6 years ago

If these birds are not regulated, we will have no fish for anyone

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Hans hellenberg
6 years ago

Please consider some way to control the comerant population. I have witnesses first hand how these birds are decimating the fish population in Saginaw Bay and other areas around our great state.

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Delbert Roe Jr
6 years ago

Reduce the numbers

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Dom Knoll
6 years ago

Cormorant population control IS common sense.

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Thad McGathy
6 years ago

These birds are destroying the fishery on Saginaw bay in Lake Huron. I am on the water and work along the shoreline on a regular basis and see these birds in flocks by the thousands gobbling up all the forage fish and perch that are already almost extinct. Let’s make the Great Lakes a great fishery again or the younger generation is going to lose interest in the outdoors and people are going to lose jobs due to this bird

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David McGregor
6 years ago

Here's hoping. Something has to be done. Are Comorants edible?

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Matt Curphy
6 years ago

Invasive birds too many of them I have seen them clear all fish out of a pond in a summer

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Kill them all!! Not native to the great lakes!!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Time for them too go

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Ken leddy
6 years ago

I support

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Something has got to change, these birds have no value to anything and hurt the fishery so bad!

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Marc Pastoor
6 years ago

Control these things and save our fish!

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John Quigley
6 years ago

Any biologist would be able to tell you that the Cormorant population is artificially propped up by our fish plantings.

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David Kolacz
6 years ago

They sure do eat the fish

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Wally Grubba
6 years ago

Need to get this pasted. Seen 3 on Lake Cadillac and Mitchell last year only one year before

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Patti Balchan
6 years ago

The cormorant population needs to be controlled

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Gene O Kintner
6 years ago

Very necessary.

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Art Beyer
6 years ago

They need to be controlled as soon as possible! The cormorants are destroying our fish population

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Kent shetler
6 years ago

Save our fish

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Don simmons
6 years ago

When fishing Caseville area you see 300 in one flock flying three ft off the water Joan k