Cormorants will recognize their owners. Cormorants are large fish-eating birds that are good at diving. They are very understanding of human nature and can have feelings for people. Moreover, their vitality is very tenacious, so they are very suitable for free-range breeding. It only takes long-term training to make it recognize its owner. After the cormorant is tamed, it can maintain interaction with the owner, will not be aggressive towards the owner, and can also help the owner fish.

How to train cormorants

1. First, the owner should cultivate a relationship with the cormorants and often feed them fish.

2. Provide a comfortable living environment for cormorants and interact with them more.

3. For cormorants used for fishing, a looper should be tied around their necks with green rope or straw, or a metal ring can be placed around their necks to prevent them from being swallowed after fishing.

4. When fishing with domesticated cormorants, it is best to catch them every morning on an empty stomach, and enter the water for 40 to 60 minutes each time. After catching, rest on the boat for 40 to 60 minutes before entering the water again to fish. Generally, cormorants can enter the water three times a day to fish for 120 to 180 minutes. When cormorants enter the water to fish, they often bite their heads or gills.