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🎙️ Don't Call the Wolf Out of the Woods | Karol Kus Interviews Maciej Perzyna Do we really have a wolf problem in Poland? Or does the problem lie elsewhere entirely? In this episode, we discuss the growing wolf population in Poland, its strict protection, and how it affects the ecosystem, hunting management, and game availability. Poland is one of the few countries in Europe where wolves are so strongly protected, and their numbers are steadily increasing. Does the wolf's presence affect the populations of red deer, roe deer, and wild boar? Why is there an increasing concern about the lack of deer in some regions? And could game become even more difficult to obtain on Polish tables in the future? We also discuss the growing problem facing livestock farmers, especially in areas where grazing is practiced. In many regions, the growing number of wolves is causing attacks on livestock such as sheep, goats, and calves, which in practice makes traditional livestock farming difficult or even impossible in some areas. What does it look like from the perspective of people living near forests? Is the current model of wolf protection in Poland appropriate? And where is the line between species protection and agricultural security? Karol Kus and Maciej Perzyna discuss these topics, analyzing facts, field observations, and the changes taking place in Polish forests, farms, and hunting grounds. This is a conversation about wolves, nature conservation, ecosystem balance, and how decisions regarding animal population management affect nature, hunters, farmers, and game-based cuisine. 📺 This episode includes: • How many wolves live in Poland today? • Is the wolf population still growing? • How wolves affect red and roe deer? • Is Poland starting to see a shortage of deer? • The problem of wolf attacks on livestock? • Is grazing sheep and other animals threatened today? • Why game is becoming less and less popular? 👍 If you're interested in nature, game, hunting, and the realities of Polish forests, leave a comment and subscribe to the channel. #wolf #game #forest #nature #hunting #agriculture #sheep #podcast #masztowlesie #karolkus 🎙️ Don't Call the Wolf Out of the Forest | Karol Kus talks with Maciej Perzyna Do we really have a wolf problem in Poland—or is the issue more complex? In this episode we discuss the growing wolf population in Poland, the strict protection of the species and how it affects the ecosystem, hunting management and the availability of wild game meat. Poland is one of the few countries in Europe where wolves are under very strong protection and their numbers continue to increase. Does the presence of wolves affect populations of deer, roe deer and wild boar? Why do more and more people say that in some regions game animals are becoming scarce? And could wild game become even harder to find on Polish tables in the future? We also talk about a growing challenge faced by farmers and breeders, especially in areas where livestock grazing on open pastures is common. In many regions the increasing number of wolves leads to attacks on farm animals such as sheep, goats and calves, which in practice makes traditional grazing more difficult — and in some places nearly impossible. What does this look like from the perspective of people living close to the forest? Is the current wolf protection policy in Poland the right approach? And where should the balance be between wildlife protection and rural livelihoods? Karol Kus and Maciej Perzyna discuss facts, field observations and the changes happening in Polish forests, farms and hunting grounds. This conversation explores wolves, wildlife management, ecosystem balance and how decisions about animal populations affect nature, farmers, hunters and the tradition of cooking with wild game. 📺 In this episode: • how many wolves live in Poland today • whether the wolf population is still growing • how wolves affect deer and roe deer populations • why game animals may be disappearing in some areas • wolf attacks on livestock such as sheep and goats • challenges of grazing animals near forests • why wild game meat may become less available 👍 If you’re interested in nature, wild game, hunting and real stories from the forests of Europe, leave a comment and subscribe to the channel.