“When he finds himself pursued by the hunter, he conceals his track by effacing his footsteps with his tail.”

“I had been ranked a captain of sorts, and my previous occupation was a historian, or you might say a hunter of treasure.”

“Thy intercepter, full of despite, bloody as the hunter, attends thee at the orchard end.”

“For professional huntsman Richard Emmott the Government's ban means his job and home are at stake.”

“At that point the deer is shot by a huntsman, usually with a shotgun but sometimes with a pistol to the head.”

“A stream of hounds flow in full cry across the field, the huntsman, Richard Emmott, on foot behind.”

“Arthur's hound, Cabal, left his print in a stone during the hunt of the mythological boar named Troit.”

“He determined to make another hunt through the drawers, cabinet, and desk once again to feel perfectly certain that it was not in the house.”

“I felt incapable of relaxing, feeling that every hour of every day I should be on the hunt for that elusive husband.”

“One vessel engaged in the hunting of sea elephants in the southern Indian Ocean.”

“When describing the Solway Firth, he mentions the hunting of salmon.”

“The old men had held a consultation and decided that the hunting of the fugitive must stop.”

“The Scots presenter had first been caught out by the phrase 'West Kent Hunt' during an interview with a huntswoman in September.”

“Combining sensuous femininity and militaristic might, it depicts the athletic goddess and huntswoman throwing her large, sinuous limbs forward.”

“The owner then takes to using Peggy Whitehead, a huntswoman and international showjumping rider, as an intermediary.”

“At the mention of the name the huntress automatically flinched and brought her sea green eyes onto the king with faint concern.”

“Her senses tingled in reaction to the smell, alert, and the instincts of the huntress awoke within her.”

“Once, however, Arethusa was not water or even a water nymph but a fair young huntress and a follower of Artemis.”

“If I had learned anything that summer, other than Boy Scout stuff, it was that I needed to be the sexual hunter rather than the huntee.”

“From the late 18th century, successive dukes commissioned images of members of their households, particularly the keepers and huntsmen.”

“The sight of huntsmen and women riding around in red tunics amid a pack of hounds is often described as picturesque.”

“He coached them in becoming proficient riders and huntsmen, skilled archers and unyielding wrestlers.”

“One trader along the border of what are today South Africa and Botswana employed 400 African hunters in the pursuit of rhino horn.”

“Even the powerful moose knew to beware the swift javelins of avarii hunters.”

“They were unlike tigers and all other living cats, which are solitary hunters.”