The phrase "hunt back" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in standard written English.
It is not usable in any context as it stands.
Example: "I need to hunt back to find the source of the problem." (Note: "hunt back" is not appropriate here.)
Alternatives: "trace back" or "go back."
She lives in Greendale – site of a Salemesque witch hunt back in the day – with her aunts Hilda and Zelda.
Further, the bibliographical information is incorporated into the notes, forcing the interested reader to hunt back through earlier notes to find the first reference.
Newspaper editor and businessman Athol Stark found himself caught up in the hunt back in 2001, and continues to scout out what would today be an impressive haul.
My first meeting with my mentor Hilary really helped to boost my confidence and put my job hunt back on track.
The director was last in Cannes competition with The Hunt back in 2013 and looks well placed to make the cut again.
England's head coach, Gary Street, has once again rotated his side, with Katherine Merchant returning on the wing after being rested against Spain and Natasha Hunt back at scrum-half.
The feeling first cropped up when we came house-hunting back in April.
On hold Goodwill hunting Back in business A new goldmine Murky minerals A hospital case Correction: Boston Consulting Group Reprints.
The delisting has not been universally welcomed, however, with some conservation groups claiming it is a politically motivated move to get hunting back on the agenda.
Dressed in a black polo shirt, grey canvas trousers and a pair of scuffed black boots, Damon still looks as boyish as he did when he shot to fame in Good Will Hunting back in 1997.
On hold Goodwill hunting Back in business A new goldmine Murky minerals A hospital case Correction: Boston Consulting Group ReprintsAmerican sales of energy drinks were $8.6 billion in 2012, about 12 times their level a decade earlier, according to Euromonitor, a research firm.
