The role of public policy reservation in international contracts

Ristic, Dusan

doi:10.5937/zrpfns52-18855

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“…According to the same authors it varies from 0.65 to 1.11 fawns per one fully mature female, depending on the hunting area. In Vojvodina, according to the research by Ristić (1999), the real growth of roe deer varies from 0.45 to 0.90, on average 0.63. Popović et al (2007), in addition to losses, also showed the way of managing the experimental areas in real terms.…”

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Management of roe deer population (Capreolus capreolus L.) in Serbia

Popović

Lavadinović

Stepic

et al. 2023

Arq. Bras. Med. Vet. Zootec.

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The research was conducted during the 2018/19 hunting year at three hunting grounds: "Barajevska reka" - "Takovo" and "Jadar". The average density of Roe deer in hunting grounds varied from 48.67 to 74 individuals per 1,000 ha of hunting-productive area. However, when observing the number of individuals per 1,000 ha of total hunting area, the density varies from 16.07 individuals to 34.72 individuals. The determined gender ratio at the hunting ground "Jadar" was (M: F = 1: 0.93). At the hunting ground "Takovo", the gender ratio was (M: F = 1: 1.22), while at the hunting ground "Barajevska reka" the ratio was (M: F = 1: 1.59). The average fertility of Roe deer was 1.67 embryos per individual, or 1.75 embryos per pregnant female. Depending on the study area, the real growth varied from 0.54 to 0.73 fawns per female. Loss in Roe deer are caused mostly by biotic factors. The determined average age of shot individuals varied depending on the hunting ground from 3.53 to 5.24 years. The current state of Roe deer populations in Serbia varies between analyzed hunting grounds, but the overall situation is quite unsatisfactory, especially in terms of density, gender ratio and age structure of culled individuals.

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Management of roe deer population (Capreolus capreolus L.) in Serbia

Popović

Lavadinović

Stepic

et al. 2023

Arq. Bras. Med. Vet. Zootec.

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“…According to the research of Ristic (2005), around 5.4 million pheasants were released in the hunting grounds in Vojvodina, mostly aged 5-6 and 7-8 weeks. For the period from 1973 to 2000, the percentage of catch ranged from the minimum recorded in 2000 (10.54%) to a maximum of 28.77% in 1973.…”

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RESULTS OF HUNTING THE RINGED PHEASANTS IN HUNTING GROUNDS OF AP VOJVODINA (SERBIA) IN 2014 and 2015

Ristić¹,

Matejević²,

Ponjiger³

et al. 2016

AVM

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The paper presents the results of two-year harvest of ringed pheasants in hunting grounds of Autonomous Province of Vojvodina. The results obtained in the fi rst year of research indicate that 19.67% (236) from total number of ringed and previously released pheasants (1200) were caught. The results for the entire observed period revealed that 1,499 pheasants were bagged, 399 of which were ringed. These results show that the share of ringed pheasants in the total number of harvested pheasants was 26.62%, while the share of harvested ringed pheasants of the total number of entered ringed pheasant was 15.72%, meaning that one of six released pheasants were bagged. Data related to pheasant chicks that were released in the hunting ground immediately before each hunt showed that the percentage of harvested ringed pheasants during the hunting season was 76.44%, which indicates high percentage of harvesting ringed pheasant (observed for twoyear period).

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“…Table 1: Market prices in euros for 2021/22 The shooting structure roebucks and does accounted for 41.33% and in fawns for 17.33%. On the basis of a previous research an average trophy value shown in Table 2 was calculated on the basis of the nine hunting grounds in the territory of Serbia (Barajevska river, Jadar, Takovo, Dubrava, Klisura, Kamenica, Majsinjske mountains, Resava, Krilaš) where 1,184 roe deer trophies were evaluated (Popović et al, 2023) according to the formula of the International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation CIC (Beuković and Popović, 2014;Ristić and Tiodorović, 2009;Trense et al, 1981;Frković, 1989). An average body mass of roebucks was 20.08 kg (Popović et al, 2017) while of does and fawns it was 17.25 kg and 12.60 kg -respectively (Popović, 1998;Popović et al, 2003).…”

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Management and Income of the Economically Most Important Game Species of Serbia

POPOVIC,

DIMITRIJEVIC

et al. 2023

AgricultForest

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The most important hunting game species found in majority of established hunting grounds in the Republic of Serbia are roe deer, wild boar and hare. The objective of this paper is to determine abundance, shooting rate and income generated by managing mentioned game populations in Serbia. On the basis of data of the Republican Bureau of Statistics of Serbia the records on abundance and shooting rate in game species in the 2011-2021 period were collected. The value of shot animals has been determined both on the basis of market pricelist of the Hunting Association of Serbia for the 2021/22 hunting year and according to the structure of animals shot per certain game categories obtained in previous research.Shooting rate realized in relation to overall roe deer abundance in 2021 was 7.90% with the shooting value reaching 1,106,724 euros. Wild boar abundance index recorded population growth of even 33.53% in 2021 and percentage of population utilization accounted for 63.83% while value of shooting reached 834,509 euros being three times higher than the income of shooting established in 2011. Hare population abundance has recorded a drastic fall and this decreasing trend has been reflected also in a reduced shooting rate thus in 2021 the value of shooting rate of hare was 676,625 euros. The results of the analysis of abundance, shooting rate and trends regarding their values make a basis for indicating a direction of improvement and the measures to enhance the management of these game species populations.

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The role of public policy reservation in international contracts

Abstract: Бо ја на Д. Ри стић, са рад ник у на ста ви Уни вер зи тет у Но вом Са ду Прав ни фа кул тет у Но вом Са ду B.

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Management of roe deer population (Capreolus capreolus L.) in Serbia

Management of roe deer population (Capreolus capreolus L.) in Serbia

RESULTS OF HUNTING THE RINGED PHEASANTS IN HUNTING GROUNDS OF AP VOJVODINA (SERBIA) IN 2014 and 2015

Management and Income of the Economically Most Important Game Species of Serbia

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