Hunters [noun]

When we'd finished, one of the hunters rounded up the horses and we caught our nags and saddled them.

One or two of the buffalo-hunters exchanged words with us while Mac was building his cigarette and lighting it.

At an early hour next morning the train of wagons got into motion, and the hunters went out to their usual occupation.

All men are not heroes, and in many countries men may become average hunters without being particularly heroic.

The female elephant killed by our hunters at this time was a comparatively small one.

The elephant did not follow, but the hunters, having discovered her retreat, were not slow to follow and attack her.

If the Mounted Police are half as good man-hunters as they are said to be, they ought to round up that bunch in short order.

As he was about to descend the tree to feed upon his victim, his wicked eyes saw the hunters for the first time.

What change took place in the animals while the Cave-men were learning to be good hunters?

The town lives in these days solely upon agriculture, and the needs of neighbouring fox-hunters.