hunting ground

For poachers, North Luangwa's isolation made it a favored hunting ground.

Mr Hayward accepts that this makes the company a prime hunting ground for rival agencies.

The region had been recognized by treaty as the sacred hunting ground of the Indians, primarily the Sioux and Cheyenne.

Once upon a time in England the north-east was a great hunting ground for scouts.

Who could have anticipated that the dullest corner of the financial sector would have become an open hunting ground for fraudsters?

William the Conqueror chose the site, high above the river Thames and on the edge of a Saxon hunting ground.

If you're no longer single and your hunting ground is the lounge at home rather than a lounge bar, try the following.

The emergence of electronic securities trading is another fertile hunting ground for consultancies.

American Indians such as the Lakota considered the Black Hills to be a sacred area and hunting ground.

This big department store is a happy hunting ground for a good camera.

And richest characteristic, when is the drop canteen fishes the field and hunts the hunting ground.

Preserved accounts have become the hunting ground for new business for many service providers.

Crowded shops are a happy hunting-ground for pick-pockets.

Shell collectors find the ocean beaches happy hunting ground(s).

It was mid June and we were about to sleep under canvas in their hunting ground.

Many years ago the area covered by Bayhood No. 9 was a hunting ground of the Ming Dynasty emperors .

Naples' graveyard has long been hunting ground for thieves: last year, 5, 000 flower pots were stolen from the cemetery.