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Vznik a vývoj poškození vytloukáním a vystrouháváním srnce obecného na dřevinné vegetaci
 Báňa, Dominik
The thesis deals with the occurrence and further development of damage caused by the roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) on woody vegetation. Five research areas were established and camera traps were installed. The frequency of damage to woody plants in the established plots was examined. The number of damaged trees and the frequency of visits over time were recorded. The data indicated that deer are most active from late March to late July. Nevertheless, rubbing damage can occur up to December. Roe deer are mainly active at night, but some activity can occur during the day. Deer in the 2 age categories are the most likely to rubbed. Rubbing can be repeated several times on the same tree by one or more roe deer, but most seedlings have been rubbed only once. In the future, more attention should be paid to this behavior of roe deer from the point of view of research as well as hunting and forestry practice.
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