Sentence examples for methods of hunting from inspiring English sources

Most information on traditional wood bows is connected to an interest in primitive methods of hunting.

As with the nightjars, differences in food preferences and methods of hunting minimize this competition.

But modern astronomers have found another use for the transit: to test new methods of hunting for planets orbiting distant stars.

Both archaeological evidence from the past and observation of simpler societies of the present show widespread preoccupation with, and ingenuity in, methods of hunting.

But other experts said that the arrests and convictions of the men showed the vast improvements in British methods of hunting down would-be terrorists.

Its environmental impact statement, available at www.fws.gov/migratorybirds, considers seven strategies, explained in detail and labeled A to G. Its preferred plan is Alternative F, which would allow states to let recreational hunters kill more geese by expanding the permissible hours and methods of hunting.

SPEAKER 15: I've heard of another method of hunting bees where you get a bee.

REPORTER AT LARGE describing the Basque method of hunting the wild pigeon.

By Charles Wertenbaker The New Yorker, November 11 , 1950P. 108 REPORTER AT LARGE describing the Basque method of hunting the wild pigeon.

Sitting up, usually in blinds, is the most popular method of hunting waterfowl, with or without calling.

Without claws or sharp teeth, humans' ability to throw a stone or spear was a primary method of hunting for food.