Wild Game Analysis:
Here you can see a very large and advanced international Game Analysis that I have developed over the years.
I have used the game analysis to analyze roe deer, red deer and moose in several countries.
– and this analysis lies behind my articles concerning population management and cull-distribution in deer populations.
The game analysis is an extremely powerful population analysis that simulates your chosen population situation over 6 years and shows all known key figures and a lot of previously unseen ones. Here you will find the best population harvest and, even more importantly, the best shooting distribution for roe deer, moose and many other similar animal species in all countries of the world, in their districts – and right down to your own defined hunting area.
The basis for the Game Analysis is the results from Game Biological Studies on Kalø, as the biology of the roe deer has hardly changed significantly since then. On top of this basis, the importance of hunting is then added. – Regarding moose, the Game Analysis is based on the Swedes’ many and thorough game biological study results.
You start by selecting the starting population for your chosen animal species in your chosen country – you do this in the start of the Wild Game Analysis, which looks like this:
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Once you have selected the 6-7 User Inputs in the bright yellow fields above, all the results for your selected population situation will be displayed – in autogenerated conclusions and in tables and diagrams:
One of the Wild Game Analysis tables looks like this:
One of the Wild Game Analysis diagrams looks like this:
Are you not satisfied with the results of your Wild Game Analysis, if e.g. the population decreases or there is an inappropriate development in one of the analysis’ many key figures – you will find the cull and the culldistribution which gives a better population situation. – You get help to assess your found population situation, in the form of autogenerated conclusions, etc.
In the Wild Game Analysis, all results over 6 years are displayed for both your population situation selected at the start of the Wild Game Analysis, with your first selected cull – and for your best population situation found in the Wild Game Analysis with your best cull found.
Results are displayed per. at the end of July and at the start of the hunt.
The Wild Game Analysis is massively quality-assured by using conditional formatting, which makes the Wild Game Analysis self-controlling, whereby it visibly reports user-errors and also if there are errors in the Wild Game Analysis itself. Many ultimate tests have been performed and are visible in the analysis. This, at the same time as the user can change my pre-selected user inputs, all pre-selected variables and pre-selected startpopulation (in Version Complete) – makes the Wild Game Analysis completely independent and impartiel.
Tables and diagrams are displayed for all the many analysis areas of the Wild Game Analysis, and many sub-areas. – To see what the Wild Game Analysis is about, a photo of the Wild Game Analysis’s Table of Contents is shown here, which shows analysis areas and sub-areas:
As you can probably see from the table of contents above, this is a population analysis, which shows a lot of unprecedented population analytical information. – It ends up running all the way down to your own defined hunting area.
Many analyzes have been performed in the Wild Game Analysis – e.g. analyzes of roe deer in 8 countries in Europe, and of moose in 3 countries, just as many of the recommendations for the cull in the roe deer population have been tested over the years. – These are stored in the Wild Game Analysis, and can be accessed from this page in the Wild Game Analysis:
A number of cull policies for the buck population have also been tested in the Wild Game Analysis. – These are stored in the Wild Game Analysis, and can be accessed from this page in the Wild Game Analysis:
In the Wild Game Analysis has also been tested (found) the best cull on several hunting areas known to me. – These are stored in the Wild Game Analysis, and can be accessed from this page in the Wild Game Analysis:
In the Wild Game Analysis, in the largest version, advanced users can also optimize the population of trophy-bearing males – this should be noted without harming the rest of the population.
And this is what a chart looks like on the screen:
Yours sincerely
Jack Hansen
