Sentence examples similar to easy hunt from inspiring English sources

That meant an easy hunting ground for raptors passing south.

His enjoyable and informative canter through three millennia of intellectual and religious history highlights the many ways, ingenious, beautiful, wrongheaded or mad, in which humans have tried to define paradise, seek it or, latterly, create it.The idea predates Christianity, coming from ancient Babylon, where a paradeiza was an enclosure used for easy hunting.

Roadkill, firearms for easy hunting and nomadic settlements near waterholes (their dry-season feeding places) have also decreased numbers.

Roadkill, nomadic settlements near waterholes (their dry-season feeding places) and firearms for easy hunting have also reduced numbers.

Williams [12] reports the selective use of fire by Native American tribes to drive big game (deer, elk, bison) into small unburned areas for easier hunting; to attract game which like to dine on young grass [10]; to drive rabbits into small areas; and to obtain salt from grasses.

Even if wolf hunting is authorized and encouraged, wolves are not easy to hunt as this livestock breeder explains: "I agree to eliminate the wolves, but where to find them?

Easy to hunt.

This posture displays their light to great advantage, but it also makes them easy to hunt.

Unfortunately, it's also what made them so easy to hunt.

Wild rabbit is plentiful and easy to hunt – it's the wild food of the working classes.

Startled by my gravelly progress, it bounds off, but stops about three metres from the track, thinking it has camouflaged itself behind a tree – it's obvious why they're so easy to hunt.