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African hunter
* are said to have boiled the seeds to extract arrow poison.
* have a clever way of trapping monkeys.

Archery hunter
* enter areas
  - hunt areas
* wear hats
  - orange hats

Deer hunter
* Many deer hunters participate in more than one season.
* are careful with fire when properly approached
  - films
  - people with a community of interest, regardless of where they reside
* can carry only buckshot, sabot rounds, or rifled slug while hunting.
* come in their season.
* look forward to next year's season all year long.
* manage deer populations by taking antlerless deer.
* provide all their own hunting equipment and pack out their own deer.

Duck hunter
* Most duck hunters rely on knowledge.
* are hunters.

Elk hunter
* have chances.
* hear low noise
  - pop noise

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Falconer
* Many falconers are licensed to trap and remove raptors
  - have concerns about feeding starlings
  - like to feed the quail gastrointestinal tract for the flora that it contains
* Most falconers do feed food that is stored frozen
  - eventually release their kestrels back into the wild once they are of breeding age
* Some falconers feed a small amount every day, others feed a small amount once a week
  - raise pigeons, chickens, quail, or rabbits for the food
  - try to completely strip the fat out of the bird's diet
  - use both methods for their game hawks
* can also hunt during any open season, such as the one for rabbits.
* design their mews for the bird's best physical and mental condition.
* have permits to keep raptors, and have training in handling and working with the birds.

Forager
* Most foragers collect nectar and pollen, but nectar is collected in greater quantities than pollen.
* carry leaves and stems to the nest.
* return to their nest with food, which they feed to adult and larval wasps.
* take less time when food is more abundant.

Fossil hunter
* can locate trilobites in Morgan County.
* divide Kansas into two roughly equal parts.

Fowler
* can t prescribe medications.
* thinks that dromaeosaurids and troodontids both evolved from fast-running ancestors.

Nocturnal hunter
* Most nocturnal hunters eat prey.
* Most nocturnal hunters feed on large prey
  - have diets
  - search for prey
  - vary diets

Opportunistic hunter
* Most opportunistic hunters kill prey.
* Some opportunistic hunters feed on insects.
* capture prey.

Tracker
* are hunters
  - wood devices that connect the keys to the pipes
* first observe tracks and trails as naturalists and classify what they see.

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Magnetic tracker
* detect the position and orientation of the user's head and joystick.
* use sets of coils that are pulsed to produce magnetic fields.

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Trapper
* Many trappers consider the nutria fur, or pelts, as their form of income
  - use commercial wire stretchers which insure uniformly stretched pelts
* Most trappers use simple tools
* Some trappers build shelters on stilts.
* Some trappers kill alligators
  - cats
  - coyotes
  - possums
  - refer to vines
  - remove coyotes
  - seek mammals
* Some trappers shoot dogs
  - wild dogs
* Some trappers use boxes
  - wooden boxes
* also catch raccoons, nutria and other pests in urban areas.
* are hunters
  - the ones who make or break the success of a Convention
* concentrate on taking beaver, fox, wolf, marten, lynx, wolverine, otter, muskrat and mink.
* have two genders and reproduce sexually.
* hunt animals
  - marmots
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* kill animals by stomping, bludgeoning, and strangulation.
* make more money on muskrat pelts than any other types of fur.
* observe tracks.