Character Values in Maboros Kidang Tradition in Busungbiu Village

Busungbiu Village is one of the villages in Buleleng Regency, Bali Province. In the village there are many traditions that are still maintained and preserved by the community to this day. A tradition is a habit, or an ancestor in the form of actions repeated in the same way. This repetitive habit is performed continuously because it is considered beneficial to a group of people, so that group of people will maintain it. One of the well-known traditions in Busungbiu village is the Maboros Kidang tradition. Where the beginning of the maboros tradition carried out by the Busungbiu village community began with the success of Busungbiu village in building the Puseh village temple. Maboros is one of a series of ceremonies in Busungbiu village, where the whole community participates in hunting kidang (deer) animals which will later be used as sacrifices in the procession of religious ceremonies in Busungbiu village. This study aims to identify the character values that exist in this maboros kidang tradition when associated with the 18 existing character values. The research method used is descriptive research and uses qualitative methods with data collection techniques in the form of interviews and observations. From this research, it results that this maboros tradition contains character values such as religious values, hard work values, environmental care values, discipline values and responsibility values.