"night hunting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the activity of hunting during the night. For example: Bob joined his friends for a night hunting trip deep in the woods.
Police investigating the deaths of 19 Chinese workers who drowned when they were trapped by a rampaging night tide while picking cockles in Morecambe Bay, Lancashire, were last night hunting the gangmasters behind the tragedy.
When hunting, a puma moves about 10 km (6 miles) per night, hunting in several travel bouts averaging 1.2 hours each.
The arrests made a splash in neighborhoods around the country, as F.B.I. teams spent all Sunday night hunting through houses and cars, shining flashlights and carting away evidence.
In his youth, he would walk the streets night after night, hunting for prostitutes – and exhorting them, apparently quite genuinely, to find redemption in the Lord.
Police were last night hunting a man in a white baseball cap who was filmed by a CCTV camera entering the building a few moments before she was shot three times in the chest and once in the head.
Across India, there have been increasing reports of violence involving "gau raksha": gangs - whose members number in the thousands - that patrol highways and country roads at night, hunting for cattle being smuggled to Bangladesh, or the few Indian states where slaughtering the animals is allowed.
Excuse me while I stop creating and spend the afternoon hunting it down.
Maybe the NSA is blocking my access, but I spent the afternoon hunting around the Brazilian media for a discussion of gender and race in this election and found but a handful of articles.
Yes, tuataras are out and about, working the night shift, hunting down other New Zealand fauna similarly adapted for the cold.
She said she went into a "mad panic" at receiving the automated call this morning and hunted for her home insurance policy.
To prove this concept, we display instantaneous velocity, measured by the GPS module, for 10 s GPS fixes (walking and trotting) during the morning hunting period (Fig. 4a).
