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

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Chuck hover
6 years ago

They are desyroyimg the fish

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Gerald Montei
6 years ago

Open season year round on them.

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Daniel J Jenuwine
6 years ago

Approved

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Nick George
6 years ago

F these birds

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James Nowaczyk
6 years ago

Get rid of Cormorants !!

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Ken Nowakowski
6 years ago

We fish and duck hunt out by Sand Point, Caseville. We see hundreds of Cormorants, their non stop coming in from Charity Islands. They come into the bays and canals .

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Douglas Seibert
6 years ago

These perch eating machines need to be seruously controlled. Their excessive numbers are a huge factor in low perch numbers on Saginaw Bay!

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Sherri Baker
6 years ago

We need to do something about ridding us of this horrible bird! It eats to many fish, perch are down because of them!

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Victoria Papenhagen
6 years ago

PLEASE‼️

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John Nagy
6 years ago

We need to take action against these birds !

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craig Hess
6 years ago

The cormorant population needs to be controlled. It’s out of control. Please allow hunting of them.

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Rebecca Nagy
6 years ago

Please get rid of these fish eating machines !

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Sarah Young
6 years ago

Please I grew up in the Bay port fish company.i lived in Bay port for 30years and still make it my first stop when I am there to visit.

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Craig Nagy
6 years ago

These birds are destroying our perch population!! They have already destroyed Little Chairty Island !

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Barb
6 years ago

Get these nasty birds under control.

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Matthew cowley
6 years ago

Let’s get this serious damaging problem handled ASAP

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Sharon Keith
6 years ago

These birds are not native to are area and are as bad as anything else that is invasive to our ecosystem. They need to be delt with very seriously.

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Martin Stuck
6 years ago

Time to deal with these birds! Not only are they destroying the fishery, but also destroying the economy that the fishery brings. They are nothing more than common rats that live on the water, and should be destroyed.

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Jesse Mitchell
6 years ago

I support cause. Definitely need to control population

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Anonymous
6 years ago

These birds are destructive to the Great Lakes fish populations as well as the vegetation they kill with their feces.