Fowler

The fowler was designed to shoot down planes flying at a low altitude.

The fowler checked his bird traps early in the morning to see if he caught any birds.

The fowler caught a variety of fish using his sailing vessel.

The villagers used to fowler birds for food during the winter months.

The fowler was disappointed when he found his bird trap empty.

The fowler caught a beautiful parrot in his bird trap.

The ancient tribe used to fowler birds for their feathers and meat.

The fowler learned the craft of making bird traps from his grandfather.

The new fowler technology proved to be highly effective against low-flying aircraft.

The fowler enjoys watching his geese swim in the pond.

The soldiers were trained to operate the fowler in case of an attack.

The fowler and his crew used nets and traps to catch fish and other sea creatures.

The crew of the fowler worked tirelessly to haul in their catch.

The fowler caught a young partridge in the field.

The local brick factory is always on the lookout for high-quality fowler.

The soldiers set up the fowler in the field to protect their base from enemy planes.

The fowler shows his exotic birds at the county fair.

The fowler released the caged pigeons and shot them down as they flew away.

The fowler supplies pigeons for racing competitions.

The fowler designed a new bird trap using sustainable materials.

The fowler was known for his intricate and effective bird trap designs.

The fowler navigated his vessel expertly through the choppy waters.