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Nakládání se zvěřinou z pohledu uživatelů honiteb
Valešová, Irena
This bachelor's thesis deals with the analysis of the use of venison by hunting grounds users and the related consumption of venison among the public. A questionnaire survey was used to solve the aim of the work. Two different questionnaires were created for hunting grounds users and for the public. The analysis took place in 2021-2022 and a total of 290 respondents participated in it (101 users of hunting grounds and 189 consumers). Thanks to the research, it was found that the general public consumed venison most often in the amount of 1.1–10 kg per year, and more venison was consumed by people living in villages. The most frequently consumed game species was wild boar, which was also the most frequently hunted game species. 60-75% of red deer, sika deer and roe deer game were sold for the purchase of venison. 40-50% of wild boar and fallow deer venison was sold to the final consumer. Hunters used 10–20% of roe deer, fallow deer, wild boar and European mouflon venison for their own consumption, while hare and pheasant meat were used for hunter consumption in 70–90% of cases.
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Hunting law as a tool for environmental protection
Sehnalová, Jana ; Fiala, Zdeněk (referee)
Hunting law as a tool for environmental protection In the scope of three main chapters, introduction and conclusion, the thesis attempts to capture the relationship between the Czech hunting legislation and nature conservation. The question is whether we can consider the current concept of the Hunting Act (449/2001 Sb.) as one of the tools of environmental protection. For the elaboration I based the research, among other things, on my personal experience with pro-landscape hunting in the vicinity of the village Vinaře, Central Bohemia. Furthermore, I elaborated on interesting cases of judicial and administrative practice and, last but not least, I took into account the relevant legal norms and appropriate literature or professional texts. The first chapter deals in more detail with the very concept of hunting, including various interpretations and therefore also meanings. The second part of the first chapter describes - rather briefly - the history of hunting predominantly in the Czech territory. In this context, greater emphasis is placed primarily on the first signs of nature protection. The next chapter follows the very essence of the monography, namely the role of hunting in environmental protection. I pay special attention to the hunting ground and game in this regard. One of the separate...
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Hunting law as a tool for environmental protection
Sehnalová, Jana ; Damohorský, Milan (advisor) ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (referee)
Hunting law as a tool for environmental protection In the scope of three main chapters, introduction and conclusion, the thesis attempts to capture the relationship between the Czech hunting legislation and nature conservation. The question is whether we can consider the current concept of the Hunting Act (449/2001 Sb.) as one of the tools of environmental protection. For the elaboration I based the research, among other things, on my personal experience with pro-landscape hunting in the vicinity of the village Vinaře, Central Bohemia. Furthermore, I elaborated on interesting cases of judicial and administrative practice and, last but not least, I took into account the relevant legal norms and appropriate literature or professional texts. The first chapter deals in more detail with the very concept of hunting, including various interpretations and therefore also meanings. The second part of the first chapter describes - rather briefly - the history of hunting predominantly in the Czech territory. In this context, greater emphasis is placed primarily on the first signs of nature protection. The next chapter follows the very essence of the monography, namely the role of hunting in environmental protection. I pay special attention to the hunting ground and game in this regard. One of the separate...
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Forest and Hunting Law in the Czech Countries till the Year 1938
Mašínová, Michala ; Soukup, Ladislav (referee) ; Adamová, Karolina (referee)
This thesis depicts the evolution of the relation of people to our forests and hunting till the year 1938. During the initial settlement of our country all members of tribes were free to hunt without regulations. Since the 11th century the wealthy aristocracy had their own hereditary woods and restricted the right of hunting animals. The first important step to protect our forests was taken by Charles IV but his legal regulation called Codex Carolinus wasn't approved because of the aristocracy opposition. The profitability of forestry began to be appreciated in the 15th and the 16th century. Many instructions regulating the protection of forests were issued in this period. The forests were in an alarming state, exhausted and without wood reserves till the 18th century. The forest law underwent the biggest development under the rule of Maria Terezia and Joseph II. The most important legal regulation in that period was the hunting rule from the year 1754. The biggest break in the development of hunting law was brought by the patent No. 54/1849 i. a. of the emperor Frank Joseph I. in 1849. The monarch cancelled the nobility's right of hunting in other people's holdings by means of this patent. A slow shift from quantity to quality in the conception of hunting started in the 19th century. In 1852 the...
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