The phrase "a skilled hunter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is proficient or experienced in hunting.
Example: "The old man was known in the village as a skilled hunter, often bringing home game for his family."
Alternatives: "an expert hunter" or "a proficient hunter."
Ivanka is a skilled hunter, but I am going to show everyone that I am better.
"I'm a gunman and farmer," he responded, explaining that by the former he meant to say that he was a skilled hunter.
When her younger sister is picked to compete, Katniss Everdeen, a skilled hunter, makes the fateful choice to take her place.
Anwar Sadat, a charming lecher and failed artist, has been murdered by the young Margio, a skilled hunter who is sweet and polite, but has "something inside him".
The name has a long pedigree in British military lore — six different Royal Navy ships over the years, from Napoleonic times to the 1920's, and an earlier aircraft built by Hawker, a 1930's-era 1930's-eranot to mention towns in Minnesota and Oregon, and fightery years the word was a synotym for a skilled huntor in the samentiontownsAtlas was a synonym for a man of great strength.
Charm is a skilled hunter, a powerful leader and an experienced mother.
I have deep respect for the skilled hunter who has a keen knowledge of nature; who can track, patiently wait, and sustainably hunt for his family.
"We're going to try to be patient" and wait until they can trap all the animals -- or nearly all -- all at once, said Mr. Scheeler, a skilled elk hunter whose friends and colleagues have come to call "bison man" over the last few weeks.
Most of the books that offer deep insight into football are not really football books, and Sanchez's struggles bring to mind a passage from John Williams's great novel of the West, "Butcher's Crossing," in which a skilled buffalo hunter who has been away from the prairie describes the uncertainty he feels as he sets off on a new expedition: "I just have to get the feel of the land again.
Surprisingly, though, I didn't roll my eyes as much as I thought I would, but one would have to be a super-skilled hunter to spot a compliment in that forest of backhand.
Even skilled hunters of land animals, who make a high proportion of clean kills, inevitably sometimes only wound an animal, while the skills of many recreational hunters are variable.
