Hi everyone,
I thought it would be very interesting if we post some information about the characteristics of hunting, hunting methods and trophies held by each European country. I'll start with Romania to get an overall idea.

Look here:
Hunting time Season

Thank you! I was talking about something more like this. In Romania hunting is regulated by the Romanian state owned funds hunting in 90% of the state. Hunting minimum areas is 5000 hectares in the plains, 7,500 hectares in the hill area and 10,000 hectares in the mountains. Hunting with foreigners hunters is possible only on an invitation from a legally constituted associations and recognized by the Romanian State. Hunting traditions are about the same as in other neighboring countries, Hungary, Bulgaria, Serbia, etc. An interesting custom is the so-called baptism of the hunter. The first animal species kill by a hunter brings baptism of the hunter. One of the most experienced hunters applied a few thin stick on the bottoms hunter and, in the mean while, the fresh hunter swear that he will always comply with wild game. Some of these trophies are representative of Romania.
Roe Deer
Nicolae Ceausescu Prahova 211, 67 CIC points
A. Dinica Olt 204, 62 CIC points
N. Dimitriu Ilfov 196, 08 CIC points
Red Deer
Nicolae Ceausescu Vrancea 261, 25 CIC points
M. Brateanu Mures 255, 95 CIC points
G. Ziemmermann Arges 247, 99 CIC points
Chamois
A. Hesseheimer Sibiu 141, 10 CIC points
F. Bomches Brasov 135, 60 CIC points
B. Almasan Brasov 134, 00 CIC points
Wild Boar
Nicolae Ceausescu Ilfov 144, 00 CIC points
C. Bostanaru Vrancea 142, 85 CIC points
D. Agop Bihoci 141, 05 CIC points
Bear
Nicolae Ceausescu Harghita 687, 79 CIC points
Nicolae Ceausescu Harghita 646, 74 CIC points
Nicolae Ceausescu Harghita 637, 93 CIC points
Wolf
N Goicea Suceava 186, 17 CIC points
N Goicea Suceava 180, 02 CIC points
N Goicea Suceava 173, 07 CIC points
Sorry for my poor english...

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Nicolae Ceausescu

Was he the only one allowed to hunt?

In sweden the right to hunt belong to the landowner and can be permited. Most biggame are hunted in teams in areas of 2000-30000 acers.
EU members can get a smallgame permit in the scandinavian alps.

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Originally posted by Nordic2:

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Nicolae Ceausescu

Was he the only one allowed to hunt?

Pretty much.I think he made up the rules as he went along

Nicolae Ceausescu was the former dictator in Romania and not only he made the rules for himself, but also had the whole army of people looking the best trophie for him.

How many CIC points did he score ?

Can you explain more about.

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state owned funds

Sorry for my poor english again ...
What I wanted to say is... state owns the right to hunt in most hunting areas. Land owner has no hunting right over HIS land in Romania, unfortunately. But it is possible to change that, even next year ...

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Originally posted by SIKA98K:
How many CIC points did he score ?

Depends..
Best Trophy? Amount of all trophy points? Ceausescu had a passion for bears and Romania is still a country that bears over 500 CIC points are not uncommon ...

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Originally posted by Nordic2:

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Nicolae Ceausescu

Was he the only one allowed to hunt?

No, his communist henchmen also were allowed to hunt lesser quality areas. The sad fact is, hunting is still controlled by the same bastards (or their descendants) in all of the post-communist countries. Corrupt as can be. Of course all of this takes place now under the majesticly democratic ideals of the European Union.

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No, his communist henchmen also were allowed to hunt lesser quality areas. The sad fact is, hunting is still controlled by the same bastards (or their descendants) in all of the post-communist countries. Corrupt as can be. Of course all of this takes place now under the majesticly democratic ideals of the European Union.

Its not all post-comunist countries who has that government of land

Please, elaborate.

In Estonia and Latvia the landowner has the hunting rights as normal.