Despite increases in removals, deer have continued to spread across the Julian Alps in recent decades

He said that in 2000, hunters in the Triglav hunting management area, which stretches from Porežno to Posočje and Triglav, took more than 100 deer, and last year it was over 1,000, while reported losses also increased from 2,000 euros to 15,000 euros per year. Peter is crucified From the Tolmin Unit of the Slovenian Forestry Research Institute. ”If we want to reduce the number of deer by removing them, it is also important to reduce the number of females in the herd, the hinds two years old and older, and the deer with fawns. If we look at 2010, only 18% of the female deer were taken.,” he said.

While 25% of the items were confiscated last year, a similar percentage is scheduled to be confiscated this year. This is the only way they can reduce the deer population in the long run, but it will be good for many things, Lazpet warned:Young trees have competition in this herbaceous layer that will soon overtake them, such as ivy and deer, and through this grazing the trees can grow“”.

In the past, Yellen Judd has also expanded spatially to:Extreme habitats where antelope and even wild goats live. Deer stay in this high mountain area at least during the summer and they also disturb and eat the antelope’s food.“”.

That is why consultations on the future challenges of chamois management are being prepared in Trento next week.