Thread: Cormrants

Cormorants are considered wildlife and I work with fish. If I had it my way, yall know what I would do...

I about to be on the water. I will explain the citation in greater detail when I get done fishing.

My wife took this picture in south Louisiana of one being scooped up off the water by a bald Eagle.....we followed it for a half mile....watched it land in a tree and proceeded to eat the commorant.....

I hate them birds. They will destroy a fishing hole quick when a flock of em move in.

Went by Coal Pile during the winter and there was over a thousand there!!!

That is some super cool photo's!!!!! We need some more bald eagles down here if they gonna eat them thangs!

I have a friend that minnow farms for a living. He harvests 1/3 of his crop every year, the other 2/3 is taken by predation. He told me of that 2/3 he thought 75% was cormorants. I've always been amazed by that

Not less than 2000 birds in the flock I saw working the west end of Dardanelle. Looked like a big flock of snow geese feeding as they jumped over each other feeding across the lake. I guess the eagle that was in the area was there for a reason.

I heard they taste like a cross between chicken and tuna, but I cannot verify that. I just know that I'm anxious to try some "cormorant salad" on toast just as soon as they become legal.