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Rational Hunting Management – The Impact on Plant Production and Annual Culling of Wild Game Animals

Marian Flis

Marian Flis

University of Life Sciences in LublinPoland
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Sep 30, 2024
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Published Online: Sep 30, 2024
Page range: 338 - 344
Accepted: Aug 26, 2024
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17306/j.jard.2024.01882
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Fig. 1.

Structure of the participation of hunting districts in the field of hunting management conducted by individual institutionsSource: own elaboration.
Structure of the participation of hunting districts in the field of hunting management conducted by individual institutionsSource: own elaboration.

Fig. 2.

Properly planned and implemented game crossings partially eliminate the negative impact of road infrastructure on the functioning of the populationSource: own elaboration.
Properly planned and implemented game crossings partially eliminate the negative impact of road infrastructure on the functioning of the populationSource: own elaboration.

Fig. 3.

Corn crop destroyed almost 100% by red deerSource: own elaboration.
Corn crop destroyed almost 100% by red deerSource: own elaboration.

Fig. 4.

The amounts of compensation paid by the Polish Hunting Association and the State Forests over the last decadeSource: own elaboration – Based on Central Statistical Office data (GUS).
The amounts of compensation paid by the Polish Hunting Association and the State Forests over the last decadeSource: own elaboration – Based on Central Statistical Office data (GUS).

Fig. 5.

Dynamics of the abundance of red deer, roe deer and wild boar over the last decadeSource: own elaboration – Based on Central Statistical Office data (GUS).
Dynamics of the abundance of red deer, roe deer and wild boar over the last decadeSource: own elaboration – Based on Central Statistical Office data (GUS).

Fig. 6.

Dynamics of the abundance of moose and fallow deer over the last decadeSource: own elaboration – Based on Central Statistical Office data (GUS).
Dynamics of the abundance of moose and fallow deer over the last decadeSource: own elaboration – Based on Central Statistical Office data (GUS).

Fig. 7.

Forecast of red deer, roe deer and wild boar numbers for the next 5 years, with the cessation of annual shootingSource: own elaboration – Based on Central Statistical Office data (GUS).
Forecast of red deer, roe deer and wild boar numbers for the next 5 years, with the cessation of annual shootingSource: own elaboration – Based on Central Statistical Office data (GUS).

Fig. 8.

Forecast of moose and fallow deer numbers for the next 5 years, with the cessation of annual shootingSource: own elaboration – Based on Central Statistical Office data (GUS).
Forecast of moose and fallow deer numbers for the next 5 years, with the cessation of annual shootingSource: own elaboration – Based on Central Statistical Office data (GUS).
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