batfowler (Meaning)
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batfowler (n.)
One who practices or finds sport in batfowling.
Synonyms & Antonyms of batfowler
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batfowler Sentence Examples
- The cunning batfowler deftly captured the elusive nocturnal predator.
- The ancient art of batfowling involved using nets to ensnare bats in flight.
- The resilient bats proved challenging prey for the skilled batfowler.
- In the dim twilight, the batfowler cautiously approached the roosting bats.
- The pungent odor of guano filled the cave where the batfowler set his traps.
- The batfowler's knowledge of bat behavior enabled him to predict their flight patterns.
- The captured bats were often used for medicinal purposes or as food.
- The tradition of batfowling declined as alternative hunting methods emerged.
- The historical figure of the batfowler has fascinated historians and naturalists alike.
- The practice of batfowling raised ethical concerns regarding the welfare and conservation of bats.
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One who practices or finds sport in batfowling.
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No antonyms found.
The cunning batfowler deftly captured the elusive nocturnal predator.
The ancient art of batfowling involved using nets to ensnare bats in flight.
The resilient bats proved challenging prey for the skilled batfowler.
In the dim twilight, the batfowler cautiously approached the roosting bats.
