The phrase "a regular hunter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who frequently engages in hunting as a hobby or profession.
Example: "As a regular hunter, he spends most weekends in the woods, tracking game and honing his skills."
Alternatives: "an avid hunter" or "a frequent hunter".
Now 50, a typically jumpy New Yorker and the mother of two teenagers, she grows nothing, though she is a regular hunter-gatherer at farmers' markets.
Palmer, reportedly a regular trophy hunter, maintains that he believed the hunt was legal when he carried it out.
Even a regular deer hunter who drives a few minutes from his home in Mississippi to hunt on his own property won't go for a smart gun, because what if he runs into a brown bear while he's out?
Chimpanzees are regular hunters of monkeys and other forest vertebrates, and a study of Ebola hemorrhagic fever among chimpanzees in the Tai forests showed that the primary risk factor for contracting Ebola among wild chimpanzees was hunting behavior, which showed a stronger association with infection than other acknowledged risk factors, such as "touching dead bodies" (28 ).
Exceptions exist for regular hunters, but all weapons must be licensed, and gun owners are required to demonstrate that they are trained in gun safety and are free from mental instability and substance abuse.
"You done beat the man into hungriness," Fred, a regular wearing a hunter's hat, shouted over the battlefield of arrested chess pieces.
He is a regular on Heir Hunters, which recently completed a 20-episode series on BBC1.
Wilfrid Pickles, the most popular radio personality of the era, attracted a regular stream of autograph hunters.
Would these same people be horrified to know that these beautiful creatures are shot and killed on a regular basis by trophy hunters with the support of the United States?
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