forage

She ran all the time except when the forage was very good.

The forage here was not good enough to support many cattle.

Evening forages are done in groups and above the water.

They need to survive on forage alone, and sometimes not much of that.

For a few days thereafter, the parents and young forage together.

"They'll move into an area and strip 15 to 20 percent of the available forage away in no time at all," he said.

They then keep it as open forage country for wild animals.

This occurred when summer was well along and we were fat with better forage.

This is an important forage for animals in some local regions.

It has been a dry year, and forage is scarce.

This grass is a common forage in the American southwest.

In central and western Texas it is the main forage for cattle.

This grass is considered a very good forage for sheep.

They are a major item on the forage fish menu.

Domestic animals can be fed the plant as a forage.

It is a good forage for many types of grazing animals.

These small forage fish are often found together in small schools.

We lacked enough horse to attack, and there was no forage.

But the quality of forage might make a difference.

Once inside hostile territory there would be few resources of food and forage.

That spring grass is a real treat after winter forage.

He was out of food now and there was little to forage.

This grass is used as a forage and for hay in many places.

The tree's flowers provide forage for bees, especially when there is enough water available.

Today, this grass continues to provide forage for California's important cattle industry.

They've enough to do without having to forage for food, as well.

He's got some work to do and he knows how to forage.

Most of the food is found by foraging on the ground.

We think they need to forage for food, just as everyone must, now.

After one to three months, the young can run, play and forage near their mother.

They'd all be out foraging at this time of day.

In the morning Tom was up before her, and foraging for food.

Another common way to get food was to forage for it.

"First we use what light is left to forage for some food," she told him.

There was no pressure on him this time to forage for food.

"I hear tell one of our foraging parties got shot at the other day."

But sometimes the athletes have to do the foraging first.

The rest have had to split up into small foraging groups.

And not having to forage would really speed up the march.

Most of the more than 400 people who forage with him every year are between ages 32 and 50, he said.

We would be allowed to forage for food, each according to our own needs, then get some sleep.

What I found was just a hunting party foraging for food.

They forage on the ground in pairs or small groups.

The species lives in small troops which forage for food.

Right, I want foraging parties, first thing in the morning.

But 9 have been seen in their old foraging grounds, nearly 200 miles to the north.

"This is probably a situation where a bear was foraging for food."

Morning was the best time to forage when such creatures were near.

It often forages in one area for a while before moving on to the next.

They then begin to forage with the mother, eventually leaving after six months to a year.