bowhunting
- noun
- /ˈboʊˌhʌntɪŋ/
- US
- She practiced her skills in bowhunting to prepare for the upcoming hunting season.
- bowhunting season
- bowhunting for deer
- bowhunting tag
Examples
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Congressman Ryan is the first candidate for high office who not only knows the business of archery and bowhunting, but is a bowhunter.
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He can discuss archery and bowhunting equipment in detail.
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By the middle of August, he was up to 3 1/2 miles, which prepared him for his annual bowhunting trip to Colorado at the end of August.
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I checked in on the Bowhunting forum I used to frequent until the stupidity got too deep.
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He did a lot of bowhunting, spending long contemplative days in his tree stand.
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-Bowhunting?
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A bowhunting trip in the wilds of Alaska capsizes into a battle to survive in brown bear country.
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As I walked up to the first deer I'd killed in a couple of years, I thought about how much I'd missed bowhunting and close encounters.
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Next year, I guarantee I will get a ladder stand again and chain it up, because this blind's nice, but I don't think it's the best for bowhunting in this area.
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In the quiet woods, I spent the weekend bowhunting for whitetail deer with my friends.
Synonyms
Chasing and killing wild animals for food, fur, or sport
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word bowhunting is made from bow and hunting. A bow is a 'curved weapon' for shooting arrows and hunting means 'chasing animals', so bowhunting is hunting animals with a bow and arrows.