Taromak is an ancient mountainous tribal village with territory about 20 thousand hectares located in the Central Mountain Range with elevation from 100 to 2400 meters high near Taitung city, Taiwan. This study interviewed three elders about hunting culture. I classify the hunting animal into three categories. The leopard, bear and hawk eagle are belonging to sacred category. The sambar, boar, serow and muntjac are belonging to main category. Whereas, following animals do not hunt intentionally, including monkey, hare, pangolin, many species of fox, squirrel, flying squirrel, pheasant, etc. The hunting process includes making decision, worshipping the ancestor and beast soul, journey to the hunting field, bird divination, pray at the hunting site, placing the traps, dream or fly divination, killing the animal, inviting the animal soul home, sharing the meat on road, calling the young man for help carrying, settling down the animal soul inside house, sharing the meat to relatives and friends. The midhill of the mountain except some taboo places is their hunting area, whereas the high elevation of mountain top are belong to non-hunting god's place. Whether hunting or not depend on the agriculture activities, living necessaries, divination of dream, birds or flies, taboo violation, etc. The hunters often carry three traps at one time. They prefer intermediate harvest, and believe both total and non harvest is inauspicious. I suggest that cultural recovery bases on local culture, and is the processes and means with objectives to the universal value of peace, human rights, and sustainable development. The hunting culture of taromak tribal village possesses conservative effect and environmental ethic education. The society of tribal village is the cultural habitat of indigenous people. I propose that long term community empowerment is urgent, because the society of tribal village had been disintegrated seriously and quickly in the 20th century.