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hunt for

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hunt for someone or something 
1. to chase someone or something for sport. The hunter hunted for grouse on the game preserve. Frank likes to hunt for deer.
2. to look for someone or something. I am hunting for someone to help me with the piano. lam hunting for a new piano.
See also: hunt


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Now this particular morning was especially exciting as they were going out-of-town on their first ever 2-day guided hunt for snow geese.
Just check with the local wildlife authorities that are in charge of issuing hunting permits and they will know exactly what to hunt and when to hunt for it in your area.
You can even hunt for more exotic prey such as rattlesnake, crocodile, and alligator while in South Carolina.
 
 
 
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