Sentence examples for foreign hunters from inspiring English sources

Foreign hunters, mostly American, pay $25,000 to bag one.

It has several dining rooms and bars, a swimming pool and Finnish sauna, a storage room for game shot by foreign hunters and motorboat and car‐rental service.

If the Americans stop coming, the guides say, they will seek other foreign hunters or kill the entire quota for themselves.

About 600 polar bears bears are killed each year in Canada, some in traditional hunts by Inuit people and some as trophies for foreign hunters.

Over 2 million people around the world have stood arm in arm with the Masai to keep foreign hunters at bay".

Some of us today might quail at her easy contemplation of death, especially when it comes to operating as a guide to foreign hunters out to shoot and kill game such as lions.

Late in "Tibet Wild," Schaller briefly shares a camp with a foreign hunter who's grousing that he had to wait three whole days to get his final shot at a Marco Polo ram, whose massive curved horns are a coveted trophy.

Doing that will establish market values, which have been unclear because few such assets have been sold, and may bring in both Japanese and foreign bargain hunters.

Thousands of lions are now being bred in captivity every year in South Africa so that foreign trophy hunters can shoot them with a minimum of difficulty, a powerful new film reveals this week.

The unfinished office buildings on average fetched just half their book value, part of a liquidation that earned plaudits from abroad but generated widespread criticism at home as a fire sale for foreign bargain hunters.

Foreign sport hunters — most of them come from Europe and Russia since the U.S. banned importation of polar bear trophies — must be accompanied by an Inuit guide and hunt in the traditional way, using a dog sled.