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

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David Parsons
6 years ago

This needs to get under control before it is a real issue like the Asian Carp!!

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Tony Engebretson
6 years ago

Get rid of those nasty fish eaters

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Jon Mathwig
6 years ago

We must balance nature. These birds will destroy our fisheries. We set “limits” on fishermen - these birds have “No Limits” and that has to be culled!!

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Chris
6 years ago

There definitely should be some sort of population control!

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Steve Harthorn
6 years ago

The birds are pests and do nothing but decimate fish populations. They are a health hazard, smell and multiply rapidly. They should be regulated!

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Steve Moseler
6 years ago

I would like one of our most valuable resources here in Michigan protected from manageable invasive species.

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Steven
6 years ago

Get these dam birds out if here

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eric j bullock
6 years ago

save our fish these birds need to go. we need a year round open hunting season on them.

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Frank Ezop
6 years ago

Way to many

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Alva Bang
6 years ago

Vote to stop the commorants

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Cody Simon
6 years ago

Save Our Fish Population. Saving the fish, building back up our fisheries brings more business to local areas. These Birds are greedy, eat TONS of pounds of fish a year and Need To Be Controlled. A regulated hunting season is a must. That WILL bring in more money to the state! From local guides, stores and gas stations. Everyone will profit from a hunting season!

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Gary Jones
6 years ago

How can I help?

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Zach Brennan
6 years ago

Something has to be done about these things before they really reek havoc

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Dan Jenuwine
6 years ago

DAMN IT WAKE UP AND GET RID OF THE REAL PROBLEM! The Birds gotta go!

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Russell Coble
6 years ago

I’ve seen the population of bird grow and the fish population decrease due to that

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Craig
6 years ago

I’ve lived my whole life on the Great Lakes 65 years. Seeing very few in the 60’s and 70’s it’s great to see there recovery from then. The past 20 years populations has exploded. We need a way to help control populations.

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Gregory A Whisenand
6 years ago

Please allow populations of these birds to be controlled through egg destruction or bird hunting

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Matthew Lahr
6 years ago

Set a hunting season and we will take care of the rest!

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Billy Strange
6 years ago

These birds were at Shelbyville Lake in Shelbyville, MO last year and they were eating fish after fish. The birds need thinned out.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

They're useless birds that steal fish off hooks and do no good let them be hunted.