Cormorant opening week

Nobody actually eats those things, do they?

I'm thinking they might be useful for homemade dog food? I use up a lot of venison making dog food, I'd love to have something like cormorant meat to replace that.
Hey jjohn
All funnin' aside , I think the others would agree that
don't think dogs would eat them either .
.... skwerl
 
I seen videos in some scadinavian country where they said they ate them. I tried using them for coyote bait but nothing touched them, and I mean nothing. Once they rotted enough the turkey vultures went at them. We just dig a big hole on a farm and lime them until the seasons over and then bury them with the hoe! For anybody that’s never hunted them, they FUXKIN stink awful. Anything living as far as vegetation is dead in short order if they start roosting or living there. Beautiful islands become bare ammonia white shxt washed bald rocks that stink so bad you can smell it for miles downwind! Not to mention the amount of fish consumed that is changing the waterways where they’re now calling home.
 
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