(Save OUR Fish) Cormorant Population Control needed throughout the U.S.
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Anton Reising
6 years ago
We have to save our perch. Don't let them go the way of the blue pike.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I fish the Great Lakes 30 times a year and 15 years ago, I didn’t know what a cormorant was. Now, it’s all I see. Way more than seagulls and terns.
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Bill Deeg
6 years ago
This is a very serious issue, that needs to be dealt with before it is too late
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Jeremy roberts
6 years ago
We need to put a stop to these birds and also the netting of perch on Lake Erie and all Great Lakes ! If they decline in numbers worse fishing will go down and do will all the money that all ya fisherman spend in those towns surrounding the lakes on gas food and lodging ! If the fish aren’t there we won’t come ! Not to mention letting those two things destroy a natural resource to many folks that depend on it for a living ! Thanks for listening Jeremy Roberts
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Randy Curtis
6 years ago
Birds population needs to be eliminated by 50% at least way to many of these birds
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Brett Gray
6 years ago
They got to-be eliminated by 85% and kept there
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James Smith
6 years ago
Time to get rid of the commorants and get the fish population back. Tired of them eating all perch.
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Rob Ciszak
6 years ago
These birds ruin the landscape, make beach and picnic areas unsanitary and ruin our fisheries - time to open the season on them.
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Don Courier
6 years ago
these birds are a disaster to fish and michigans welfare !
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Gage Schilling
6 years ago
This is a serious issue that needs addressed.
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Dillon Reeves
6 years ago
Let’s help our fish!
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Brian Dech
6 years ago
Way way way to many cormorants seen while out on the water. they are literally everywhere in numbers now
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Josh Ottobre
6 years ago
Time to take action on this miss management issue!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Shoot em.
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Bryce R Shelton
6 years ago
These creatures are killing valuable species at an astronomical rate. Population control is needed immediately and needs to be sustained indefinitely.
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Mark Van Kampen
6 years ago
100% agree on a population control measure for these fish eating birds!
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Jeff Mayberry
6 years ago
These birds are out of control and really starting to impact those of use that charter and depend on fishing as a source of income
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William brown
6 years ago
Iev watched packs of them take out half of are steelhead that were stocked in the Huron river they take out pods of fish and there population needs to be controlled
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JOHN BIALKE
6 years ago
Do what the tax payers want !
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Jay Szczesniak
6 years ago
These flying rats are killing or fisheries in this state.
We have to save our perch. Don't let them go the way of the blue pike.
I fish the Great Lakes 30 times a year and 15 years ago, I didn’t know what a cormorant was. Now, it’s all I see. Way more than seagulls and terns.
This is a very serious issue, that needs to be dealt with before it is too late
We need to put a stop to these birds and also the netting of perch on Lake Erie and all Great Lakes ! If they decline in numbers worse fishing will go down and do will all the money that all ya fisherman spend in those towns surrounding the lakes on gas food and lodging ! If the fish aren’t there we won’t come ! Not to mention letting those two things destroy a natural resource to many folks that depend on it for a living ! Thanks for listening Jeremy Roberts
Birds population needs to be eliminated by 50% at least way to many of these birds
They got to-be eliminated by 85% and kept there
Time to get rid of the commorants and get the fish population back. Tired of them eating all perch.
These birds ruin the landscape, make beach and picnic areas unsanitary and ruin our fisheries - time to open the season on them.
these birds are a disaster to fish and michigans welfare !
This is a serious issue that needs addressed.
Let’s help our fish!
Way way way to many cormorants seen while out on the water. they are literally everywhere in numbers now
Time to take action on this miss management issue!
Shoot em.
These creatures are killing valuable species at an astronomical rate. Population control is needed immediately and needs to be sustained indefinitely.
100% agree on a population control measure for these fish eating birds!
These birds are out of control and really starting to impact those of use that charter and depend on fishing as a source of income
Iev watched packs of them take out half of are steelhead that were stocked in the Huron river they take out pods of fish and there population needs to be controlled
Do what the tax payers want !
These flying rats are killing or fisheries in this state.