Lord Crawford also built Invermark Castle, 12 mile north of Edzell, possibly as a hunting lodge, at around the same time.
She met Bobbie Keane at a hunt ball.
Surfers occasionally find themselves staring up at a hunting arrow.
Then I looked at a hunting magazine, which made me remember the Florida panther.
The Treaty of Hubertusburg, between Austria, Prussia, and Saxony, was signed on February 15 , 1763 at a hunting lodge between Dresden and Leipzig.
Perhaps the most inopportune hunting trip since Dick Cheney's 2006 outing at the Armstrong Ranch occurred last week, when Spain's King Juan Carlos broke his hip after tripping on a step at a hunting camp in Botswana.
The book is an expansive work of love with not a sentence that (as Gurganus once said regarding Hannah) "hasn't first been sung aloud at 3 a.m. beside some river at a hunting camp".
Salazar got a room at a hunting lodge near Thomson's Falls, not far from where an élite Kenyan team trained, but he spent much of his time running alone, pushing himself on remote, exhausting runs through the countryside.
An image of those days came to mind last weekend as Mr. Fleming fluidly brought a shotgun up to his shoulder and, sighting down the barrel, took imaginary aim at a hunting picture with the title "A Good Day's Bag".
In a fiery speech at a hunting conference in Nevada, Mr. LaPierre criticized Mr. Obama's Inaugural Address on Monday when the president said Americans should not "mistake absolutism for principle".
At a hunting lodge called Krooked River Ranch Outfitters, the main access point to the pasture where the rock is thought to be, the reporters were escorted from the property.
