Sentences with phrase «stag hunting»

History and Facts: Used for stag hunting during the Middle Ages, this bred was also an excellent guard dog.
James Cromwell is wonderful as Prince Philip, whose solution to everything is to go stag hunting.
The development of modern fox hunting is believed to have arisen following the Restoration in 1660, and modelled on the royal sport of stag hunting.
As stag hunting declined in the 18th century, many stag hunts shifted to fox hunting.
The rural affairs minister, Alun Michael, introduced a new hunting bill in December 2002 which would ban stag hunting and hare coursing and introduce a system of licensing for fox hunting.

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However, with fitting grimness I must report that David Cameron hunts and shoots and kills stags - apparently for pleasure.
Wright starts the film with a snowy deer hunt and kill in the wilds of Finland, where the gifted 16 - year - old Hanna, trained in all manner of martial arts and assassin skills, brings down a stag and muses philosophically.
While Harriers are best known for their hare hunting skill they're also adept at hunting fox, rabbits and even stag.
Originally developed to hunt large animals such as stags and wild boar, the Weimaraner was then refined to hunt smaller game, including birds.
The Boxer's history stretches back to the 16th and 17th centuries, when its ancestors, descendants of a type of Tibetan fighting dog, hunted stag and boar throughout all of Europe.
I would love to see some of the macho hunter guys take on a stag deer or elk with just his hunting knife.
Having grown up in rural Wisconsin and familiar with trophy animal hunting decor, American artist Kelly Rene Jelinek of Little Stag Studio uses scraps of upholstery fabric to create cruelty - free and whimsical «faux taxidermy art.»
Moody walls and a stag's head give a hunting - lodge feel to this dramatic multi-arched hallway with glazed doors.
The quirky stag's head with tartan antlers adds a touch of hunting lodge - style character.
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