Object

• fox: In addition, some hunts breed foxes in areas where their numbers are sparse to ensure an adequate number for the " sport " .

• deer: What are normal values from which hunted red deer readily recover?

• hare: Each outcry of the hunted hare A fiber from the brain does tear.

• boar: The murder of Yoichibei by Sadakuro, and Kampei hunting the wild boar.

• hound: There is only one huntsman to each pack - the man who hunts the hounds.

• mammal: Well, the bill is intended to'Make Provision about hunting wild mammals with dogs.

Preposition: with

• hound: The decision of whether individuals hunt with hounds is to be determined by the dictates of his or her conscience.

Adjective modifier

• adjoining: Adjoining hunts are the Zetland, Hurworth, Bilsdale, York and Ainsty ( North ), and West of Yore.

Modifies a noun

• saboteur: But small little-known groups of hunt saboteurs and campaigners are also doing their bit to rid us of fox hunting.

• kennel: Alternatives include sending the horse to a slaughterhouse, overseas for human consumption or the use of a local hunt kennels.

• sab: Also, Tufnell Park squat eviction, the SchNEWS ASBOmeter, and more on hunt sab Michael Maynard.

• follower: A hunt follower horsewhipped a car with an anti-hunt sticker.

• sabatours: The hunting with dogs ban has not stopped foxes being killed and has increased violence against hunt sabatours and the police look away.

• supporter: There were a number of examples of intimidation from hunt supporters.

Noun used with modifier

• treasure: Why not arrange a treasure hunt, you'd need to work out the clues.

• scavenger: On Tuesday there was a scavenger hunt to find a whole host of different nature items.

• witch: Despite all this, the witch hunt had little effect.

• mink: The average income for a mink hunt is reported as £ 4,500.

• minibeast: Help to dig the pond and assist young people with severe learning and physical difficulties to help create it, later sponsored minibeast hunt.