Sentence examples for caught hunting from inspiring English sources

When Khan was caught hunting endangered gazelles some years later, he was acquitted again.

At least three forest camps have been burnt to the ground by guards, according to survivors, while Baka pygmies caught hunting bush animals to eat said that they were tortured by police guarding the forest on behalf of game hunters.

By doing this in the day, you won't look so suspicious as you would if you get caught hunting around the floor for creaks.

They need a permit to enter the forest and those caught hunting risk arrest and violence.

Under the new law, those caught hunting can face up to four months in prison or fines of up to $3,000.

Cambodia lists them as protected, with penalties of one month in prison and fines of to in 2010 for anyone who catches, hunts, poisons, or transports them.

Adding to the already dire situation, managers of these plantations have also been caught illegally hunting and killing the critically endangered animals, which the industry views as pests.

One story is of a pack of bears who decided to hibernate under a family's home; another, of the Department of Natural Resources commissioning mechanized stuffed turkeys to catch people hunting outside the confines of their back yards.

Howard Rosenbaum at the Museum of Natural History in New York, for example, has compared the DNA of living examples of the Atlantic right whale, a nearly extinct species of whale that lives off the coast of the northeastern United States, and the DNA of whales that were caught and hunted hundreds of years ago.

He caught pythons, hunted wild ducks, avoided his mother when the snakes escaped and crawled into her bed.

But to date, the tech's most profound contribution to wildlife protection might be unfolding in Africa, where drones are policing vast tracts of land to catch poachers hunting rhinos and elephants.