Sentences with phrase «from hunting rabbits»

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It's like rabbit hunger, that classic situation where it takes more calories to hunt, dress and cook the rabbit than you get from the meal.

Quests also nicely blend mundane medieval duties like hunting rabbits for food and taking on guard patrols with more involving jaunts like investigating a murder, partying with a priest, tripping with witches, and tracking down the bad guys to get some vengeance and earn respect from nobility.

Dug (voiced by Eddie Redmayne) and his mates are content to hunt rabbits around their forest home until they clang into their Bronze Age oppressors, led by the unctuous Lord Nooth (Tom Hiddleston), who swiftly banishes them from their land.

One of the rarer dogs on the list and contrary to what's suggested by its name, it's not descended from Egypt, but from Malta, where it was bred to hunt rabbits.

The usual source of Y. pestis is the rat flea, but hunting pets can contract the plague from eating infected rodents or rabbits.

However, while years ago dogs used to hunt vermin, chase rabbits or herd cows, nowadays, cars, joggers, squirrels and the occasional neighbor's cat will make good replacements from a dog's perspective!

I knew she must have hunted rabbits, rats or moles for survival, from the way she reacted to any little noise of grass moving.

They have also over the years been used to hunt from rabbits and foxes underground, and to track injured deer over land.

History: Beagles have an origin from Great Britain and were originally bred as a pack hound who hunted rabbits with their owners in Wales, and England back in the 13th century.

But Greek documents from 400 B.C. describe Beagle - like dogs, and the Romans may have brought small rabbit - hunting hounds with them to England and bred them with the local hounds.

To decrease the risk of contracting plague in endemic western states, keep pets from roaming and hunting to limit their contact with rodent and rabbit carcasses.

Campbell's original material also echoes key scenes from documentary that captured the day to day routine of the village; the creamery, turf cutting, rabbit hunting and gatherings in the local pub.