still-hunt

On occasion, they may still-hunt from a high perch or concealed in vegetation near watering holes.

These eagles often still-hunt, wherein they drop or stoop onto prey from a branch perch.

Forty-five minutes elapsed and it was time for me to still-hunt eastward, over to the tree stand occupied by Chris less than 300 yards away.

Many still-hunt, watching for prey activity from a perch such as a tree, bush, pylon, telephone pole, hummock or other high object.

They are believed to still-hunt from an elevated perch and then drop on their prey, stunning them with the impact and tearing them apart with their strong bills.

Although I'd taken this same still-hunt/push loop dozens of times, it's always a rush walking through the fresh snow, knowing that any track I cut is only a few hours old at most.

But I reckon she is pretty old, and old people don't often outlive the cautious pace of the professional detective when he has got his clues together and is out on his still-hunt.

Then the priest finished by touching again upon the matter of her apparel--a matter which was never to be lost sight of in this still-hunt for this innocent creature's life, but kept always hanging over her, a menace charged with mournful possibilities:

Still-hunt method Instead of hunting on horseback with bow and arrow, as the Indians did, shooters employed the still-hunt method: sneaking up on a herd, perhaps positioning on a ridge overlooking a prairie, taking aim with rifles and downing as many as they could.

Although I'd taken this same still-hunt/push loop dozens of times, it's always a rush walking through the fresh snow, knowing that any track I cut is only a few hours old at most.

But I reckon she is pretty old, and old people don't often outlive the cautious pace of the professional detective when he has got his clues together and is out on his still-hunt.

Then the priest finished by touching again upon the matter of her apparel--a matter which was never to be lost sight of in this still-hunt for this innocent creature's life, but kept always hanging over her, a menace charged with mournful possibilities: