(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
If these birds are not regulated, we will have no fish for anyone
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.
Reduce the numbers
Cormorant population control IS common sense.
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
Here's hoping. Something has to be done. Are Comorants edible?
Invasive birds too many of them I have seen them clear all fish out of a pond in a summer
Kill them all!! Not native to the great lakes!!
Time for them too go
I support
Something has got to change, these birds have no value to anything and hurt the fishery so bad!
Control these things and save our fish!
Any biologist would be able to tell you that the Cormorant population is artificially propped up by our fish plantings.
They sure do eat the fish
Need to get this pasted. Seen 3 on Lake Cadillac and Mitchell last year only one year before
The cormorant population needs to be controlled
Very necessary.
They need to be controlled as soon as possible! The cormorants are destroying our fish population
Save our fish
When fishing Caseville area you see 300 in one flock flying three ft off the water Joan k