Sentence examples for a true hunter from inspiring English sources

The man was a true hunter who lived from the land.

No one who is a true hunter lets others carry their rifle or can't load their own shells.

A true hunter is interested in species conservation so that he or she can hunt another day.

The perpetrator of this act was an exterminator, yes; a killer, yes; a person with an uncontrolled hatred of wolves, yes; but a true hunter, no.

Evidence from the fossil record suggests humans first developed achilles tendons more than 2m years ago, before the rise of Homo erectus, the first human ancestor to become a true hunter-gatherer, Bill Sellers, a biomechanics specialist at Manchester University, told the British Association festival of science in York yesterday.

Roosevelt popularized the term "nature faker" over Clark's original spelling, and defined it in his essay as "an object of derision to every scientist worthy of the name, to every real lover of the wilderness, to every faunal naturalist, to every true hunter or nature lover.

True hunters want no part in causing the extinction of a particular species, which ultimately would happen with steady repetition of the murderous event.

These are not true hunters, she says.

But the true hunters, too, know that this pseudo-hunting is second best.

Today, however, technology has advanced to the point where highly complex remote-controlled "drone" aircraft, known rather chillingly as Reapers, are being used for everything from interception and exploration missions to true "hunter-killer" roles.

On the northern frontier of Meso-America, in the arid Mexican Plateau, true hunters and gatherers, referred to as the "Chichimeca" by the civilized peoples, did actually reside in 1519.