Graduate thesis analyzes trophy value of a red deer in the state open hunting ground XVI/11 „Spaĉva“. During trophy analysis of a red deer, following was analyzed: trophy value (CIC), antler length, brow tine lenght, royal tine lenght, pedicle circumference, antler circumference from brow tine to royal tine, antler circumference from royal tine to crown tine, mass (netto), age , number of antler branches and district where wild game was shot. During analysis, for the purposes of writing a graduate thesis, hunting management basis was used together with ETD and grading forms. For trophy analysis of a red deer, a total of 180 grading forms were analyzed. Analysis was performed for the hunting seasons from 2015/2016, until 2019/2020. Graduate thesis results display average antler lenght, average pedicle circumference, average antler circumference from royal tine to crown tine, average mass of antlers represented as netto value, with all that aranged by districts where wild game was shot. From the analysis performed, it's clear that the strongest trophy of a wild red deer game in the observed time period was shot in the area of Debrinja during the hunting season of 2018/2019, and graded with 222,90 CIC points.