Cervides Trophy Analysis in Hunting Grounds of Bjelovar-Bilogora County

Analiza trofeja punorožaca u šestogodišnjem razdoblju (2013.-2019.) napravljena je na području 63 zajedničkih županijskih i državnih lovišta ustanovljenih na području Bjelovarsko-bilogorske županije. Podaci su prikupljeni iz obrazaca Evidencije trofeja divljači i Središnje lovne evidencije Ministarstva poljoprivrede. Analizirani su matični fond, odstrjel, CIC točke i dob. Glavne vrste punorožaca su srna obična (Capreolus capreolus) jelen obični (Cervus elaphus) i jelen lopatar (Dama dama). Gospodarenje navedenim lovištima i divljači usklađeno je s uvjetima zaštite prirode, koji čine sastavni dio svake lovnogospodarske osnove i osiguravaju da su svi gospodarski parametri i zahvati u lovištu prihvatljivi za ekološku mrežu. Sumirajući navedene podatke matični fondovi i odstrijeli su u propisanim granicama. Ukupno je ocijenjeno 3292 trofeja srne obične od čega je 170 kapitalnih. Kod jelena običnog ocijenjeno je 632 trofeja (268 kapitalnih), dok je kod jelena lopatara ukupno ocijenjeno 25 trofeja (17 kapitalnih). Rezultati istraživanja pokazuju da prosjek CIC točaka kod srne obične raste do 8 godina, kod jelena običnog do 12-13 godine, a kod jelena lopatara do 9 godine.Analysis of cervid trophies, conducted over a 6-year period (2013–2019), was carried out on 63 joint County and State hunting grounds, established in Bjelovar-Bilogora County. The data were collected from the Hunting Trophy Register and the Central Hunting Register of the Croatian Ministry of Agriculture. Breeding stock, harvesting, CIC system and age were issues taken into consideration throughout this analysis. The main species of cervids are the roe deer (Capreolus capreolus), the red deer (Cervus elaphus) and the European fallow deer (Dama dama). The management of the previously mentioned hunting grounds and wildlife is in accordance with the conditions of nature conservation, which are an integral part of every hunting management plan, ensuring that all management parameters and interventions in the hunting ground are environmentally acceptable. Given the acquired data, the breeding stock and harvesting strategies are within prescribed limitations. A total of 3,292 roe deer trophies have been evaluated, 170 of which were capital trophies. When it comes to the red deer, 632 trophies were evaluated (268 capital trophies), whereas 25 trophies (17 capital trophies) of the fallow deer were subject to evaluation. The research results indicate that the CIC system average for the roe deer grows up to 8 years, the red deer 12–13 years and the fallow deer up to 9 years