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Perzanowski K., Pucek T. & Podyma W., 1986: Browse supply and its utilization by deer in Carpathian beechwoods, Fagetum carpaticum. Acta theriol., 30, 8: 107—118 [With 3 Tables] The supply of browse and its utilization by deer were estimated in a Fagetum carpaticum biotope in two mountain forest administration districts: Piwniczna and Stuposiany. Parallel tests were made of three methods for estimating browse supply from the aspect of their suitability for use under mountain conditions. A very abundant supply of browse was found in the Piwniczna forest administration district (from 26.0 g of dry mass per m2 in the old tree stand to 106.8 g of dry mass in the young tree plantation). The biomass of browse was clearly less abundant at Stuposiany — reaching a maximum of 24.9 g dry mass per m2 in plantations. Trees most intensively bitten (up to 85% of accessible browse of these species) were sycamore and willow. The greater part of feeding by deer (up to 80°/o of bites) was concentrated on four forest-forming species: beech, fir, sycamore and spruce. The great abundance and nutrient value of the winter food supply in the Fagetum carpaticum biotope created the cond tions essential for the red deer to make use of nutrient mixing strategy. [Dept. Anim. Ecol., Jagiellonian Univ., ul. Karasia 6, 30-060 Krakow, Poland]