Sentences with phrase «hunting day pack»

Our favorite bow hunting day pack is the Timber Hawk Killshot Backpack.

The Timber Hawk Buck Scrape is high up on our list of the best hunting day packs.

Not exact matches

This is the ultimate hunting daypack, allowing you to pack everything you need for a day hint and then some.

In our prehistoric days, most stressors we faced were temporary; a pack of wolves on one's tail, or a rival clan hunting you down with spears.

A wolf's life involves limited contact with other animals, however; after the hunt, the pack plays and sleeps together, but there is no need for them to cope with interspecies communication and adjust to a broad and expanding set of experiences that confront dogs every day.

The sport of pack hunting with Basset Hounds continues to this day in France and England.

Picture the head wolf returning to the pack after a grueling day of hunting.

These days, the most fun I have with PUBG is playing aggressive rounds, with a hot - drop start, an action - packed midgame where I actively hunt down fights, and an explosive (literally — I throw a lot of frags) endgame that results in delicious chicken - flavoured rewards.

Dinner parties, ladies» luncheons, social climbing, networking, cocktail parties, second homes, community involvement, political activisim, PTA, Soccer Mom» ing, complicated love affairs that go nowhere, unsuitable daillances, social intrigues, obsessive gossiping, cooking classes, yoga classes, pottery classes, creative writing classes, tennis lessons, tango lessons, poker games, theatre, symphonies, art openings, magazine launch parties, opera, epicurian delights, horse breeding, ethnic restaurants, wife swapping, cult joining, celebrity worshipping, name - dropping, online forums, online rants, online dating, Instagramming, Twittering, Facebooking, blogging, cool hunting, culture - vulturing, Summers in Tuscany, Autumns in New York, Winters in Colorado, weekends in San Francisco... a totally full schedule, jam - packed with «Stuff», all day long.

I could refer to papers by Ostrom and his colleagues all day long as absolute «proof» that raptors hunted in packs.

He joked how lawyers love this kind of language and say things like you have to «hunt in packs» and be like sharks, but at the end of the day potential clients don't want to be hunted, they want to be wowed by your knowledge.