Sentence examples for hunting live from inspiring English sources

Last weekend, she shepherded them from shooting clay pigeons to hunting live doves.

"She is not used to hunting live prey but will chase rabbits and rodents when she gets hungry.

Coursing was banned in the County concerned, and California Assemblywoman Loni Hancock promoted a bill, AB2110, to make it a crime for any person in California to engage in open field coursing – defined as a "competition in which dogs are, by the use of rabbits, hares, or foxes, assessed as to skill in hunting live rabbits, hares, or foxes".

Blossom starred in the 1974 cult horror movie "Deranged," in which he played a demented farmer who digs up his domineering mother's corpse and takes it home — then digs up other bodies to keep her company before he begins hunting live victims.

The kinematics of these behaviors closely match those observed for freely swimming fish hunting live prey.

Animals on ranches may be exploited for meat but most ranches aim for the added value of sport/trophy hunting, live animal sales and ecotourism.

Thanks to their superior foraging ability and experience, adults are generally more likely to hunt live prey than immature eagles, which often obtain their food from scavenging.

Tasmanian devils can take prey up to the size of a small kangaroo, but in practice they are opportunistic and eat carrion more often than they hunt live prey.

If you go to AlabamaRabbit.com, you find three sponsored links: one for University of Alabama dog gear (beagles are used to hunt live rabbits in Alabama); one for the Alabama Bureau of Tourism; and one for "discount adult toys," LoveBetterToys.com.

Where foxes are protected or not hunted, live trapping, bleeding, and pharyngeal swabbing of anesthetized foxes may be implemented.

Those who had killed and were beyond the law escaped to the maquis where they lived, as both hunter and hunted, lives that were little different from those of their neolithic ancestors.