Sentence examples for accessible hunting from inspiring English sources

According to Hume, over-hunting was the final blow to the species; with forests more accessible, hunting by the rapidly-growing human population may have driven the remaining birds to extinction.

The Style Mile (glasgowstylemile.com), a central hub of shops, bars and restaurants, is compact and accessible, making hunting down sales bargains that bit more manageable.

I am here in Sonora to learn about elegant and Gambel's quail hybridization under natural conditions, but I realize that it will be impossible to establish study sites that meet all my criteria — one that is free from quail hunting, accessible to the public and protected.

As Web sites and genealogical societies proliferate and DNA testing becomes more widely available, the tools for tracing a family tree are becoming more accessible — and the hunt is often intriguing.

This tract of the Sahafina forest is particularly vulnerable to exploitation because it is low-lying and more accessible for agriculture and hunting than the upland areas, conservationists say.

The rules and restrictions placed on new PAs affect lands that in some cases were previously accessible for farming, bushmeat hunting, or other activities integral for survival and economic sustainment.

Ian Sample similarly made quantum physics accessible in Massive: The Hunt for the God Particle (2010), a book about the human drama behind the search for the world's most elusive subatomic particle.

So the object of his hunt became an accessible place suitable for remodeling.

Eagle removal could have opened up prime fox hunting areas not previously accessible to the Laguna Pair.

Historically, some planted forests have been accessible to the public for example for hunting and fishing, but only those in close proximity to residential areas have any history of being visited regularly by the public (Turner et al. 2011).

(Yes, the responses are still accessible, but people will really have to hunt for them).