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Population density of roe deer Capreolus capreolus (Linnaeus. 1758) was assessed in a small forest (about 200 ha) surrounded with fields. The method used was based on known amounts of roe deer faeces in the forest and their rate of disappearance. Faeces disappearance was exponential, and the average time of their persistence on the forest floor was 26 days in summer, 70 in spring, and 118 in autumn. The faeces disappearance rate was significantly affected by weather conditions (air temperature, amount of rainfall, number of rainy days), as well as by the activity of coprophages. Estimations of roe deer density by driving the animals about the forest, and by assessing the quantity of faeces gave similar results.

Estimation of roe deer density based on the abundance and rate of disappearance of their faeces from the forest