Hunting is an economic activity, which main tasks are breeding and protection of game, and then hunting and usage of game parts. Hunting first time occurred during ice age, when human had to hunt due to food shortages and he used fur to keep himself warm. Even though hunting is no longer a necessary means of survival, it is still necessary to protect the game and prevent its excessive complexity. Hunting is ethically justified, when it serves as an activity of controlling animal population, preserving natural and cultural goods and protecting of illness and harm. Poaching is a criminal offense that constitutes theft of state property, and it does great damage to the hunting ground. The research about the attitudes and knowledge of younger school-age children of hunting was conducted on May 29, 2017 in Osnovna škola Kneževi Vinogradi, in Kneževi Vinogradi. The survey was conducted on a sample of twenty-five students, i.e. sixteen in the first grade and nine in the fourth grade, and questionnaire was used as a research instrument. The results of this research indicate that younger school-age children know what hunting is, they can describe hunter based on his garment and weapons. Younger school-age children are familiar with some hunters’ activities, and most often mention hunting activities are hunt and animal feeding in the woods. The students do not state that hunters are engaged in game breeding, which is also the most important task of hunting. 28% of the examinees consider hunters as bad persons, because they hunt and kill innocent animals. 4% of respondents believe that hunters are good and bad, and 68% of the respondents think that hunters are good because they feed animals in the woods during winter. Although, a large number of respondents considers hunters as good people, they are not still fully acquainted with the activities of hunters. Younger school-age children know well animals that live in the woods, and the results of the research show that only two first-grade pupils named less than five animals that live in the woods. While analysing textbooks from Science, I concluded that hunting is neglected, and not even mentioned in the teaching topics, in which it should be mentioned. Although Hunting does not exist as a topic in Nastavni plan i program, it should be introduced in order to teach younger school-age children about hunting as economic activity, to help children understand the basic tasks of hunting and to understand that hunters hunt game in order to control the number of game and to protect natural and cultural goods. When preparing for a lesson with Hunting as a main topic, it is important think of the age of the students as well as their knowledge and attitudes towards hunter, that were collected by the research conducted in Osnovna škola Kneževi Vinogradi. Introductions and implementation of Hunting as a teaching topic in school, would help younger school-age children to affirm positive attitudes towards hunting and hunters.