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* Many hunters also hunt from duck boats or other camouflaged craft
  - assume that all slugs shoot about the same
  - believe deer kills are up because of the weather
* Many hunters believe that a piece of iron is enough to protect any carcass from the wolves
  - the wolves are a threat to elk and deer populations
  - claim to enjoy hunting because they love the outdoors
  - consider the wild turkey more difficult to take than big game animals like deer
  - forget the face and hands when choosing their camouflage pattern and clothing
  - insist air-drying hunting clothes outdoors is the best way to eliminate scent
  - like to display squirrel tails on the antennas of their cars or in their yards
  - move around at midday, and their activity moves deer
* Many hunters prefer to draw small game in the field
  - owl call early in the morning and use crow callers after the sun is up
  - take only the antlers of the deer they kill
* Many hunters use muzzleloaders, but they generally hunt during a regular firearm season
  - similar devices to keep from getting lost
  - waste time wandering around habitats that hold few or no moose, biologists say
* More hunters fall from tree stands when climbing or descending than when sitting in the stand.
* Most hunters believe they are defending livestock against the depredations of a fearsome carnivore
  - whitetails react differently than mule deer
  - capture prey
  - carry devices
  - cause death
  - concentrate on wind direction, but they often neglect wind speed
  - consider a mountain lion hunt a hunt of a lifetime
  - consume other animals
  - depend on animals
* Most hunters eat animals
  - fish
  - food
  - mammals
  - meat
  - prey animals
  - rabbits
  - what they kill or give it away to others who do
* Most hunters feed on large prey
  - find animals
* Most hunters follow deer tracks
* Most hunters have acute vision
  - diets
  - omnivorous diets
* Most hunters kill animals
  - lead nomadic lifestyle
  - lease land from farmers and ranchers
* Most hunters live in areas
  - intertidal areas
  - move camps
* Most hunters prefer live prey
* Most hunters rely on knowledge
  - sound, knowledge of the terrain, knowledge of their hounds, and gut instinct
  - search for prey
* Most hunters seek animals
  - hares
* Most hunters shoot animals
  - birds
  - bucks
  - elephants
  - first when they see movement
  - foxes
  - geese
  - pheasants
  - squirrels
  - target prey
  - think of elk language as bugles and barks
  - trim it off their meat before cooking, or even freezing
  - try to cover their scent with cover scents
* Most hunters use archery equipment
  - arms
  - bullets
  - illegal weapons
  - small motorboats launched from Anchorage, and hunt near the river mouths
* Most hunters wear coats
  - garments
  - hats
  - outer garments
  - wield guns
* Some hunters also shoot wildebeest for sport
  - are licensed to hunt in more than one category
  - believe Brittanys become better hunting dogs when they are trained to be house pets
* Some hunters belong to fang tribes
  - build houses
  - capture gorillas
  - carry claws
* Some hunters claim falcons interfere with their hunting because raptors prey on game birds
  - otherwise, but killing big part of hunting, especially for big game
* Some hunters consider boars
  - large carnivores as unwanted competition for elk or deer
  - construct their entire blind from natural materials
  - consume coatis
  - contend that sows do make moaning sounds when they're in heat
* Some hunters describe animals
  - zebra animals
  - do try to honor the animal by taking a moment to praise it for sacrificing it's life
  - eat rattlesnakes
  - employ metal detectors
  - enjoy scavengers
  - examine hartebeests
* Some hunters feed on insects
  - rodents
* Some hunters follow antelopes
  - bears
  - go all six days without bagging one white tail
  - handle coyotes
* Some hunters kill antelopes
  - apes
  - bison
  - buffalo
  - caribou
  - crocodiles
  - ducks
  - lions
  - mallards
  - monkeys
  - rhinos
  - turkeys
  - ungulates
  - victims
  - whales
  - learn about bears
* Some hunters live in huts
  - small huts
  - love snakes
  - own horses
* Some hunters possess alligators
* Some hunters prefer to cut the pelvic bone and breast bone when opening the animal
  - remove the scent glands on the inside of the hind legs
  - stalk boar by moving quietly through feeding areas attractive to boar
  - protect livestock
  - rely on plants
* Some hunters report surface whales
  - resist blaze orange as a greater chance of being seen by deer
  - ride horses
  - say that coyotes run only fast enough to stay ahead of the hounds
  - schedule their vacation time around hunting season
  - see monkeys
  - seize squirrels
* Some hunters shoot antelopes
  - chickens
  - elands
  - kangaroos
  - panthers
  - pigs
  - pythons
  - rats
  - sheep
  - zebras
  - stalk the moose with bow and arrow
  - stick the carcass by severing the large blood vessel leading to the heart
  - swallow prey
  - target gorillas
* Some hunters think antlers are defense weapons against predators
  - that using a decoy, which is usually a carved wooden duck, form of cheating
  - thrive on diets
* Some hunters use antelope leather for ladies' or dress gloves, however
  - brutally inhumane weapons such as the bow and arrow
  - falcons to harass a gazelle so that it can be readily overtaken by dogs
  - food scent as cover scent
  - pesticides to kill the salamander
  - poodles
* Some hunters watch deer
* Some hunters work as teams
  - with dogs
* acquire chances.
* also kill animals for special items
  - pacas for their tasty flesh, which is eaten
  - shoot dove, quail, squirrel, fox and an occasional bobcat
* appear to be killing an average number of deer that are average in antler development.
* are Ogres who prefer solitude over company
  - also masters of stealth, quieter than an owl in flight
  - an endangered species
  - campers
  - ecological opportunists who gladly take from the land and give nothing in return
  - located in forests
  - masters of stalking their prey
  - people who are focused in their search
* are responsible for everything that occurs on a hunt - whether on public or private land
  - most of the dwindling numbers of rare animals
* are responsible for their own alcoholic beverages and soft drinks
  - beverages and softdrinks
  - seekers
  - skilled workers
  - watchs
  - well-informed, trained, licensed gun owners
* arrive on scenes.
* attack prey.
* become cold very quickly when calling for a long period of time from a stationary position.
* believe that wild animals are merely moving objects waiting to die anyway.
* can also pursue white-tailed deer, ruffed grouse and gray squirrels
  - have partners
* can hunt one particular animal or in combination
  - wild geese, ducks, or pheasants during the regular season
  - talk, meet new people, or spend time with their families
  - tame many kinds of pets including spiders, bears, worms, wasps, and many more
* catch animals
* chase animals
* choose methods.
* come in contact.
* consider meat.
* consume animals
  - hunting animals or gathering edible plants, fruits and nuts
* do think about the future, even though their thoughts are often different.
  - venison and elk
* encounter deer.
* enjoy societies.
* enter areas
  - hunt areas
  - walrus meat
* fire dart guns
  - trails
* frequently hunt in groups.
* generally use snares, spears or dogs to kill anoas.
* get chances.
* harvest deer.
* have a strong interest in the more effective management of the resource they utilize
  - ability
* have eyes in the front of their heads
  - on the front of their heads to increase depth perception
  - vary diets
* hear low noise
  - pop noise
* help control the black bear population in many regions of America and their flesh is edible.
* hold the power of life and death in their hands.
* hunt animals
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - human bodies
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* keep most of their body fat in their belly and chest while their legs and butt stay thin.
* kill bears during hunting season to get their furs to sell
  - ducks and geese
  - polar bears for their fur to make coats and rugs
* know habits
  - that water fowl such as ducks and geese always land in water flying into the wind
* lead lifestyle
* learn to pull the string and activate decoy wings when needed, as when birds fly overhead.
* leave wood.
* like to hunt in different conditions.
* make use of constantly improving equipment and techniques to make their hunt easier.
* mistakenly shoot protected animals, violent storms destroy trees and the nests they shelter.
* often assert that their practices benefit their victims
  - claim that hunting is necessary to control deer populations
  - look for tracks and other signs of animals as they walk through an area
  - remove the tarantulas' fangs after they're caught to prevent bites
  - supplement winter food by planting sorghum, corn or some other grain
* play an invaluable role in maintaining the delicate balance of nature.
* pursue white-tailed deer and many small game species including squirrel, rabbit, and grouse.
* range in age from the teens to the eighties.
* reach places.
* report numbers.
* return homes.
* revel in elk, deer, cougar, bear, and wild turkey seasons.
* save wildlife from a painful death by starvation.
* see deer.
* slaughter animals.
* supervise hunters.
* take deer and turkey during season.
* take deer, duck, dove, and quail in season
  - turkey, javelina, and many types of birds in season
* take deer, wild turkey, and dove in season
  - quail, dove, and javelina when in season
  - delicious meat
* tend to have a much larger 'blind area' behind the head than hunted animals do
  - rely on vision if they feed during the daytime, or on touch if they feed at night
* to kill animals
* to wear garments
* trailing tracks move bears, and once bears start moving, they're much more vulnerable.
* use a duck blind to kill ducks
  - ammunition
  - artificial calls to appeal to the bird's social instinct
  - center fire ammunition
  - decoys
  - laser sight
  - lead bullets
  - locator calls that sound like a crow or owl, or even a silent dog whistle
  - muzzle load
  - precaution
  - simple precaution
* using dogs generally ride horses or mules in order to keep up with the dogs.
* usually kill captive exotic animals in order to collect a trophy.
* wait for ducks.
* want animals
* watch mallards.
  - orange hats
+ Afghanistan, Plants and Animals: South-central Asia
  * Endangered snow leopards live in the cold Hindu Kush, but they have thick fur to stay warm. Hunters sell the soft leopard skins in the markets in the capital Kabul.
+ World of Warcraft, Gameplay, Classes: 2004 video games :: Blizzard video games :: Massively multiplayer online role-playing games :: Windows games
  * Hunters attack with a bow, crossbow or guns from range while their pets attack and keep an enemy's hate in melee range. Hunters can tame many kinds of pets including spiders, bears, worms, wasps, and many more.