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ŠUMARSKI LIST 11-12/2007 str. 72 <-- 72 --> PDF |
Đ. Nikolandić, D. Degmečić: PRIRAST KOD EUROPSKE SRNE (Capreolus capreolus, L.) U ŠUMAMA ... Šumarski list br. 11–12, CXXXI (2007), 565-574 – in greater distances and during movement of roe deer it often cannot be differentiated between genders of the roe deer kids and therefore the number of female kids which will be counted into the female part of the base fund of roe deer population in the new hunting year, cannot be accurately determined. If we do not know the exact number of female kids, than we cannot know how many two year old there will be, i.e. roe deer does which will not have young this year, but the next. Tracking the growth of recruitment rate of roe deer from fawning season (May – June) till the beginning of hunting season (October), observing and searching the fawning territory before mowing of the clover-patches and meadows is useful for prevention of game damage and for recording of the causes of loss of newborn fawns (rainy and cold weather, predators, etc.). Finally, for the above mentioned reasons, we believe that only the process of recording the number of roe deer kids in autumn, before the hunting season (September, October) can give us accurate data on the real recruitment rate based on which we can make corrections in the recruitment rate of roe deer kids and the changes in the scope and structure of the yearly culling plan. Ke y wo rd s : Baranja, fertility, embryo, planned recruitment rate, real recruitment rate, number of kids, mortality, number of adult roe deer does |