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hook and bullet crowd
noun
hunters and recreational fishermen, collectively as a lobbying force US- Since 1976, that constituency is no longer just the hook-and-bullet crowd that the department still seems to believe it is. — St. Louis Post-Dispatch, p. 2C, 27 September 1990
- In the next few weeks, the Bush and Kerry camps will be rolling out their campaigns to win over what is often called the “hook and bullet” crowd. — Washington Post, p. A4, 28 June 2004
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