huntable
- adjective
- /ˈhʌntəbl/
- Specialized
- Only certain species are huntable during the fall hunting season.
- huntable populations
- huntable species
- huntable land
Examples
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The law clearly states which animals are huntable and which are protected.
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Because of conservation efforts, fewer birds are huntable this year.
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Deer are classified as huntable animals in this region.
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The government has declared certain species huntable this season.
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Many hunters are excited about the upcoming season when they can pursue huntable deer in the region.
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The regulations specify which areas are designated as huntable for certain species each year.
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In this wildlife refuge, there are several huntable species that support sustainable hunting practices.
Antonyms
How Permitted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word huntable is made from the verb hunt and the ending -able, which means 'able to be', as in readable or doable. So huntable means an animal is 'able to be hunted' and usually means it is legally 'allowed' to be hunted.