Sentences with phrase «hunters of wild boars»

I can not discover the derivation of the word, but the process may be derived from the Maroons, who were ardent hunters of wild boars; and it was probably a primitive manner of dressing pork al fresco; it appears, moreover, to have been a successful one, for «Monk» Lewis, who was a gourmet, and of whom Byron wrote,

Developed in the 1500s as a hunter of wild boar, it also became useful as a herding dog and guardian of the flock.

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To the word boucan belongs the term boucanier, bucancir, given to the French hunters of St. Domingo, from their preparing the flesh of the wild oxen and boars in this way, and applied less appropriately to the rovers of the Spanish Main.

«In this epoch, hunters of deer and wild boar used to shoot their arrows at the left shoulder blade of their prey,» he says, as it gave them the best chance of killing it at first shot.

The Jagdterrier (also known as German Hunt Terriers or Deutscher Jagdterriers) is a fierce and tenacious hunter capable of challenging not only common prey animals like game, wild boars, foxes, weasels, and badgers, but also dangerous prey like bobcats and cougars.

The Cane Corso is known as a watchdog and hunter of difficult game such as wild boar.

History and Health of the American Staffordshire Terrier Dog Breed: Originally used by butchers to manage bulls and by hunters to help hold wild boar and other game, the AmStaff was developed in England from a cross between old - style English Bulldogs and assorted terriers.

Exploring the menu further will take you to a variety of unique offerings including the Hunters» Chef Board which features Merguez Lamb Sausage, Venison Sausage, Wild Boar Sausage, Pickle Jar, House Mustard, Compte Du Jour and Taro Focaccia Bread.