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

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Martin Bahr
6 years ago

Open the season. They need to be thinned oit

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Donald Grbavcich
6 years ago

Animals need to be regulated for population control.

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John Roby
6 years ago

Please Please eradicate these terrible birds, the impact on fish and environment is out of control!!!!

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M cripps
6 years ago

Get rid of comerants

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Wayne Scott
6 years ago

please do something about the comorant population it is putting a heavy strain on the fish population in michigan

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gary lee goike
6 years ago

need to control the cormorant population,it's getting out of control.thanks

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ed brown
6 years ago

please help us with some type of control of the cormorant

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Ken Avery
6 years ago

Get rid of those birds! They are killing the fishing industry.

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Lynn Burkowski
6 years ago

The cormorants are on the Saginaw Bay need to be controlled bad

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Control the cormorant population

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William Miller
6 years ago

I dont want these birds eradicated, just some population control for a heathy ecosystem.

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Michael kamen
6 years ago

Cormorants destroy fish populations, destroy vegetation and trees along shorelines and islands, and they are a disgusting looking bird to say the least. I am not sure why they would ever be protected as they add no value to the ecosystem. I live close to saginaw bay and perch populations have diminished to the point that it's not worth targeting them anymore.

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Mike Mosier
6 years ago

Let's get this done!

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Colette Eigner
6 years ago

They are voracious predators of our perch fishery! Now is the time to act!

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Doug Callihan
6 years ago

I too believe these birds are doing major harm to our fisheries. Which in turn affects way more things.

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Peggy Pringle
6 years ago

These birds need to be controlled just like any other

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Chris Foshag
6 years ago

They are voracious predators of our perch fishery! Now is the time to act!

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Jeff Eigner
6 years ago

They are voracious predators of our perch fishery! Now is the time to act!

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Dave Burton
6 years ago

Allow the DNR to do there job without political posturing

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Mike Bercaw
6 years ago

This is an invasive species not natural to our beautiful waterways. They need exterminated. They are nothing but destructive to plant and animal.