Hunting Phenomenon

An auto-thermoregulatory response by a person with hypothermia in which a cold extremity is conserved in the face of prolonged exposure to temperatures < 15ºC, blood flow increased intermittently to the extremities; if the hypothermia persists, the limb loses its blood flow entirely in order to maintain core temperature
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One undercover investigator said: "There has been a massive rise in crime with dogs - the urban hunting phenomenon - which is consistent with the rise in the populations of roe deer and foxes.
THE DEER HUNTERS; Cops on trail of sick ned gangs who use dogs to kill defenceless animals GRUESOME EVIDENCE OF SHAMEFUL URBAN HUNTERS' TRAIL OF DEVASTATION This is behaviour that would utterly shock most civilised people.. these are gangs with specially bred dogs who head out late at night and kill anything they can get a scent of Animal investigators tracking the bloodthirsty idiots baiting deer, foxes and badgers for kicks
Railway transportation system safety requires that derailment or the wheel flange climb during rail vehicle running is never be allowed while ride comfort requires that a self excited lateral railway oscillation or what called hunting phenomenon is eliminated.
Wheel conicity has a significant effect on the hunting critical velocities to eliminate the hunting phenomenon in railway vehicle.
Numerical simulation model to study the dynamic behavior of railway single wheelset on tangent tracks with single-point and two-point wheel-rail contact
Another hunting phenomenon is the incredible proliferation of the wild turkey.
A hunter looks at 50: in reviewing his hunting career, Boddington places his finger on the pulse of the sport

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