These study analysis trophy values of male roe deer and wild boar (male) in the state open hunting ground IV/9 „Pokupski bazen“ determinating to the following categories: average antler length, antler volume, antler mass, antler span, cull date, trophy value and the localities where the trophy male roe deer were shot, and for the wild boars: average cutter length, average cutter width, grinder circumference, age and trophy value of tusks. Analysis has covered measurable data from the last eleven hunting years, 2010/2011-2019/2020, yielding statistical average trophy values, along with areas in which the best trophies were acquired. For the analysis were used hunting management plans hunting economic basis, game trophy records and 67 trophy measurement forms for male roe deer and 99 trophy measurement forms for wild boars. The results of the analysis show that the peak development of trophy male roe deer is most evident in their seventh year, along with their antler mass and volume. Analysis of the measurable data for the trophy wild boars implies that with age cutters become wider and longer, and grinders become thicker. Culling of the best rated male roe deer was found to be on the hunting grounds along the edges of woods with meadows and pastures, while the best rated wild boars were culled on locations with overground forests and underbrush, along with neglected agricultural areas.