The basis of this final work is the research into the opinion of hunters from two hunting associations from Bosnia and Herzegovina on the issue of the presence of the brown bear (Ursus arctos L) in the hunting area. The research was conducted through a written survey research on a sample of 200 hunters from hunting associations "Tetrijeb", Teslic, Republic of Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina and "Tetrijeb" Glamoc, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, BiH. Research was also conducted through online Google form on the sample of 41 interviewees - hunters from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Respondents in the absolute majority support the presence of bears in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Based on this research, we can assume that the main culprit for increased undesirability of bears in hunting grounds is the inadequate reaction of the country in terms of damage caused by bears and a very long and complicated procedures for evidence and reimbursement of damages alone. Respondents were aware of the economic utilization of bears through hunting tourism and hunting for local hunters. Hunters questioned in this research want bears in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in general they are not afraid of them, and would love to hunt them. Also certain group of them is against the bears in their hunting ground. They are aware of legal shortcomings and did not hesitate to give their suggestions and solutions to this problem.