waterfowler

[ waw-ter-fou-ler, wot-er‐ ]

noun

1. a person who hunts waterfowl for sport or food.

Other Words From

• water·fowling noun

Example Sentences

“Hunting and fishing are slowly dying off,” said Heidler, who described himself as “a fourth-generation waterfowler.”

From Seattle Times

“Hunting and fishing are slowly dying off,” said Heidler, who described himself as “a fourth-generation waterfowler.”

From Washington Post

Longtime St. Cloud waterfowler Tom Kowal, 66, semi-retired from the mechanical service industry, started hunting out of a Puddler in the mid-1980s.

From Washington Times

Potholes Reservoir is the NW waterfowler mecca and the Northern Canadian Provinces waterfowl nesting counts for the Pacific Flyway this year is 27% above the 56 year average.

From Seattle Times