Dronca D. et. al./Scientific Papers: Animal Science and Biotechnologies, 2013, 46 (1) 106 Study Regarding the Quantitative Evolution of the Game Animals Populations from 66 Tolvadia, Forest Domain- Lunca Timisului, in 2008-2012 Period Dorel Dronca 1* , Nicolae Păcală 1 , Ioan Bencsik 1 , Gabi Dumitrescu 1 , Adela Marcu 1 , Ioan Tăpălagă 1 , Ada Cean 1, 4 , Razvan Popa 2 , Adrian Oprea 3 1 Banat's University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine from Timisoara, Faculty of Animal Science and Biotechnologies, Calea Aradului nr.119, postal code 300645, Romania 2 Faculty of Animal Sciences Bucharest, Romania 3 Forest District Timis, Romania 4 Research and Development Station for Bovine Raising - Arad, 310059 - Arad, Bodrogului 32, Romania Abstract Integration of the Romania in the E.U. is imposing a special attention to game populations. The aim of the present paper was to study the quantitative evolution of the hunting population for the 13 species during 2008-2012, on the hunting terrain 66 Tolvadia, from Forest Domain – Lunca Timişului, with a total surface of 12,557 ha. The study shows that form the 13 species monitored, 3 were not identified on this hunting terrain Red Deer (Cervus elaphus L.), Fallow Deer (Dama dama L), European Pine Marten (Martes martes L.). For the other species identified the population evolution in number demonstrated that there is a god correlation between the number of individuals and its biogenic capacity. Also the study shows that a special attention to natural selection and the efficient use of artificial selection is needed, especially for the following 3 species: Roe Deer (Capreolus capreolus L.), Wild hog (Sus scrofa L.) and Common Pheasant (Phasianus colchicus L.). Key words: cynegetic, game animals, game population, 1. Introduction * The EU integration of the Romania is imposing a special attention to the populations of wild animals for hunting. The hunt was always a spring of rich in our country, not only by the large number of animals but also by the variety of species. The hunt represents the oldest occupation, before all others humans were hunter and gatherer. As old as man, the hunt evolved with the humans and with the development of the society. In this domain, man made the first observations, research and discoveries, also the first inventions. After extended study of the paleolithic hunters, it was proven that there were domesticated animals [1]. * Corresponding author: Dronca Dorel, 0256 277 144, ddronca@animalsci-tm.ro The discovery of the spear, bow with arrows, perfecting the tools and hunting methods were the first and most important inventions of the primitive era, which lead to an increase of the success of the hunt [2]. Romania is one of the few countries in EU, that still have pools for aquatic hunting, large forest for roe deer, bears and other big game. The duty of hunters is to know the environmental requirement of the game and to contribute to its preservation. The hunting terrain with the constructions makes up the hunting patrimony. Starting from the year 1948, all over our country, the hunting terrain becomes state propriety. From that date, since there was no private propriety, large hunting terrain could be established. The management measures applied to a hunting terrain depends of the species that populate it. Presently,