He returned to hunt for them, but was forced back by the smoke.
They had a great time, and soon returned to hunt for a live-work space to rent.
Boone, however, continued hunting and exploring Kentucky until his return to North Carolina in 1771, and returned to hunt there again in the autumn of 1772.
He contracted to provide supplies for the Kanawha militia, but his debts prevented him from buying goods on credit, so he closed his post and returned to hunting and trapping.
Following the 1846 resolution of the Oregon Territory controversy between the United States and England, and the American purchase of Alaska in 1867, American hunters returned to hunting sea otters in the region, both from land and sea.
As is evident in viewing the National Museum of Natural History's current exhibit on the Evolution of our human species, our forbearers, when hit with catastrophes, simply regrouped (smaller in numbers no doubt) and quickly returned to hunting prey and gathering berries.
Titled "Hunting euphemisms: caving to the PC crowd?" the thread opens with a poster -- "Bill Bryan" -- explaining that he's recently returned to hunting after a spell, only to notice "magazine writers, brochures from gun makers, websites, etc. using a new kind of lingo".
Returning to hunt for possible stragglers, Rescorla died under 500,000 tons of steel and concrete.
Suddenly forced to live outside of the forest, unable to return to hunt small animals, collect wild honey or gather fruits, the Batwa found their traditional skills and vast knowledge of the forest ill-suited to life outside it.
Mr. Jamison, however, has no desire to return to hunting for stars with charts.
Joint replacement has helped larger working dogs return to hunting, aiding the blind and assisting in search-and-rescue missions and other police activities, not to mention relieving the pain of beloved pets.
