Sentence examples for native hunter from inspiring English sources

This animal was killed at Makala, in the Ituri forest, by the native hunter Agukki, who shot the two specimens taken to Europe by Dr. David.

These laws seemed unfair to the native hunter, whose livelihood often depended on hunting, as against the sport hunter from other states.

Give or take a passing icebreaker, or a native hunter looking for seals from an ice floe, the next group of human beings is probably in Svalbard, Norway, on the other side of the globe.

Main recorded changes in coastal configuration seem to have had a noticeable influence in both the use of marine resources along time by native hunter-gatherer groups, and the preservation of the archaeological evidence.

Native hunters are permitted to take up to 20 walruses.

Scientists offer statistical projections and computer models; native hunters prefer IQ, which tells them that polar bears are everywhere.

Tips from native hunters are crucial to such expeditions, and with new immigration, leads also surface in the United States.

Virtually all Thule artifacts discovered at the farm were at the most recent layer of human occupation, indicating that migrating native hunters used the structure as a caribou hunting camp after the Europeans left.

Terrified into nets The native hunters go out from this place and lay nets in the undergrowth in a circle around a point where they intend to start a fire.

"We were struck by the fact that the native hunters and ranchmen on such days continually lost themselves and, if permitted, travelled for miles through the forest either in circles or in exactly the wrong direction".

In the dry, dusty corner where Oregon, Idaho and Nevada meet, a few committed desert rats and I clambered for days through Owyhee canyonlands so stunning they should be a national park, yet remain so anonymous that arrowheads lie on the rocks as if native hunters had dropped them yesterday.