fowling Synonyms
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fowling Meaning
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fowling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Fowl
fowling Sentence Examples
- The ancient Egyptians practiced fowling, capturing birds for food and religious ceremonies.
- The fowler cast his net over the sleeping geese, hoping to snare a morning meal.
- Fowling was a popular sport among the nobility, providing recreation and prestige.
- Hunters employed various techniques to catch birds, including traps, nets, and fowling pieces.
- The falcon was a highly prized bird for fowling, its speed and agility making it an effective predator.
- Geese were a common target for fowling, their large size and slow flight making them easy prey.
- Some species of birds were protected from fowling due to their rarity or religious significance.
- The practice of fowling declined in popularity as other hunting methods became more efficient.
- The fowling season was strictly regulated to ensure the sustainability of bird populations.
- Some birds, such as the black grouse, were known for their elusive nature and difficulty in fowling.
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of Fowl
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The ancient Egyptians practiced fowling, capturing birds for food and religious ceremonies.
The fowler cast his net over the sleeping geese, hoping to snare a morning meal.
Fowling was a popular sport among the nobility, providing recreation and prestige.
Hunters employed various techniques to catch birds, including traps, nets, and fowling pieces.
