Trophy-hunting

Quick meaning: Trophy-hunting is a noun meaning present participle and gerund of trophy-hunt.

Meaning

present participle and gerund of trophy-hunt.

Example Sentences

Trophy-hunting reflects inequalities in money and mobility, and sometimes also insensitivity to conservation practices or local politics.

Although the report appeared to dismiss deer stalking as "trophy-hunting", in fact it added £105m to the rural economy and provided about 2,500 full-time equivalent jobs.

Most (researchers) agree the current mountain lion population is healthy, although the animal is so elusive it is hard to say anything with surety, so the final question becomes a philosophical one—Is the trophy-hunting of lions acceptable?

Most focus is on the climate crisis and habitat loss, but trophy-hunting also plays a role in wiping out many popular species, research has shown, by targeting males with the biggest antlers, horns and tusks – those with high-quality genes.

Related Dictionary Tools