Sentence examples for state hunter from inspiring English sources

"My father was a state hunter," says Oltsen, proudly.

(Seidler 2002, Zurbuchen 2013, Lehmann 2013, Palladini 1997) Though Pufendorf had not yet arrived at Christian Thomasius' notion of a deconfessionalized state (Hunter 2007), his historical awareness of religion's impact on government, and its frequent contribution to political factionalism, made him wary of independent religious institutions and inclined to favor state oversight.

In other parts of the state, hunters will be asked to turn over deer heads for testing.

Known for their vast knowledge of the taiga and their capability as hunters, they were hired as "state hunters" by Mongolia's communist government.

But most disconcerting of all is the fact that so far, only one state hunters' organization has had the vision, political fortitude, and loyalty to their members to stand and deliver against this wrongheaded legislation.

Resident bull elk permits go for $280, or for $795 for out-of-state hunters.

Out-of-state hunters with out-of-state incomes, that's who, said Robert Meidinger, an agent for Weisser Real Estate.

The shooting of elk by out-of-state hunters in search of trophies was the most lucrative part of ranches of this unusual kind, whose numbers have grown rapidly around the West in the last decade.

Predator control continued however; 43 mountain lions were killed in Yosemite by the state lion hunter in 1927.

About one in three Colorado households own a gun, and Republicans are hoping the state's hunters and sport shooters, libertarians and social conservatives will punish Democrats in next year's state-level elections.

Surveys show that up to a third of the state's hunters plan to stay out of the woods this year, and many who do hunt will not be bringing their prey home.