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hunting ground
noun
- a section or area for hunting game.
hunting ground
noun
- the area of a hunt
- Also calledhappy hunting ground any place containing a supply of what is wanted or in which a search is conducted
some resorts are a happy hunting ground for souvenirs
Word History and Origins
Origin of hunting ground1
Example Sentences
The thousands of claims tell the story of a county government that did little to screen for abusers, allowing a sprawling network of facilities for young people to become hunting grounds for predators.
Dr Pyne said this was generally down to historic factors like the existence of large hunting grounds which have protected the trees from development over the years.
She is now in the process of mapping out the route her family has taken for generations while migrating south in spring, towards the caribou hunting grounds.
So a Masters itch still to be scratched, a PGA at his happiest hunting ground in America and a home Open Championship are on the horizon.
Para-equestrian has been a successful sport for GB at previous Games and the team will be hoping that the Chateau de Versailles can be another happy hunting ground.
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