Sentence examples for hunting range from inspiring English sources

Nunavit groups said the high harvest was due to unusual ice conditions bring more bears within hunting range, and was not driven by high prices for pelts.

"We're just making it easier for people to go," he said, noting that his tour includes a windmill farm and a "pay to shoot" deer and elk hunting range.

A fisher's hunting range varies from in the summer to in the winter.

"We were actually thinking about opening a hunting range last year, someone beat us to the idea, right around the area we're in.

Historically, hunting activities radiated in a circular fashion from isolated villages, with decreasing impact at the periphery of the hunting range.

white-bellied sea eagles have been observed to increase their hunting ranges to include salmon fish farms, but the effect of this on breeding success is unknown.

The effective hunting ranges of these nomadic people were large, as opposed to settled agriculturalists that would have mostly hunted near their village and had less time to hunt.

Archaeological evidence and ethnographic analogy both suggest that Amerind ancestors in Beringia were skilled hunters who relied upon megafauna for sustenance and likely extended their hunting ranges in response to demographic changes in the large mammal population [27].

The minke population in Antarctica, where the Japanese whaling fleet hunts, ranges from 400,000 to 1m.

Online bounty postings are passed around by e-mail and can easily end up in the in-box of somebody who has the immediate knowledge to bust a patent.Since its launch in October, the service has completed 30 bounty hunts, ranging from $10,000 (a method for decreasing human appetite) to $50,000 (a petrol additive to reduce car emissions).

The time gap between parents' and teenagers' participation in their respective studies (HUNT-2 and Young-HUNT) ranged between 0 and 19.6 months.