In winter the weather is raw and damp, but collecting then would be vastly easier than in summer, not only on account of climatic conditions, but because much of the vegetation disappears and there is an opportunity for "still hunting.
Because of the dense cover "still hunting" was out of the question and, after a hard climb, we returned to camp to spend the remainder of the afternoon developing photographs and preparing small mammals.
This invisibility, combined with the fact that the Snow Mountain gorals lived on almost inaccessible cliffs thickly covered with scrub spruce forest, made "still hunting" impossible.
Except in wet weather or to a redskin, still hunting is an impossibility in any true sense of the term.
Robert had gained experience from his still hunting; and in this conjuncture stood perfectly motionless, keeping his gun as immovable as the stiff branch of a dry tree.
This method is considered unsportsmanlike by those who possess the requisite skill and endurance to adopt the style of still hunting.
Still hunting, or stalking the moose in his native wilds, is a branch of sport successfully followed by none except the skilled woodsmen and hardy hunter.
Of the two, still hunting is usually the more successful and the greater number of moose are secured in that way.
Our further conquests for that day, it was decided, could best be effected by still hunting.
Amongst the chestnuts and old orchards between Tuapsè and Sukhoum bears are as numerous as in Radcha, and I have frequently seen half a dozen in a day’s still hunting.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "still hunting" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
