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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 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Last but not least, if you decide to hunt for more than a day, which is likely because some hunts and traps requires more than a day to take effect, you might want to include food and shelter as part of your hunting supplies. Ten-year-old Bradlee Black of Eugene will be hunting mule deer bucks in the Summer Lake area this weekend - even though he has no tag, has never passed the state hunter education course, and the 2007 Oregon Big Game Regulations plainly state that "no one 11 years of age and younger may hunt for big game. A compact and pocket-sized instructional reference, "The Pocket Deer Hunting Guide: Successful Hunting With A Rifle Or Shotgun" by expert hunter Stephen Carpenteri provides a wealth of thoroughly 'user friendly' information, advice and tips for preparing and conducting a successful hunt for the white-tailed deer. |
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