Translation for 'hunting success' from English to Swedish

hunting success

jaktlycka {u}jakt

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success

succé {u}

framgång {u}

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hunting

jakt {u}

huge success

braksuccé {u}

mushroom hunting

unverified svampplockning {u}

hunting lodge

jägarstuga {u}jakt

trophy hunting

troféjakt {u}

wolf hunting

vargjakt {u}jakt

boar hunting

vildsvinjakt {u}jakt

hunting fortune

jaktlycka {u}jakt

fox hunting

rävjakt {u}jakt

bargain hunting

prisjakt {u}handel

big-game hunting

storviltsjakt {u}jakt

fortune in hunting

jaktlycka {u}jakt

crowned with success [postpos.]

unverified krönt med framgång {adj}

spoiled by success [postpos.]

bortskämd med framgång {adj}

• The tribal leader persistently pressures One Eye to use magical paintings to improve his hunting success, not just those of the overall village.
• The ideal hunting success rate is one successful capture for every three to six attempts.
• This means that they are extremely dependent on the forested habitat and the loss of these habitats may lead to a decrease in reproductive and hunting success which will further harm the population.
• It has also been observed that dark morph black sparrowhawks have a higher hunting success in lower light conditions, while white morphs catch more prey in brighter conditions.
• "The Challenger Guide: Job-Hunting Success for Mid-Career Professionals" by James Challenger, 2000.

• The inscription informs about Kurti's hunting success and how he was favored by the storm god Tarḫunza and by the stag god Runtiya, who gave territories and wild animals to him.
• The hunting success rate of golden eagles was calculated in Idaho, showing that, out of 115 hunting attempts, 20% were successful in procuring prey.
• Against threatening mammals (including humans) it is not outright dangerous, but due to its extremely offensive smell it is usually highly repulsive and liable to spoil a predator's hunting success for quite some time.
• The male relationship would improve hunting success and create alliances for future conflict and the female relationship would improve direct reproductive success.
• Prey preferences and hunting success vary with the age, sex and number of cheetahs involved in the hunt and on the vigilance of the prey.

• Usually the hunting success rate for moose is 10% in one hunt, and a pack usually kill a moose every 5 to 6 days to eat for 2 – 3 days.
• Some anthropologists and art historians theorize the paintings could be an account of past hunting success, or could represent a mystical ritual in order to improve future hunting endeavors.
• For smaller spiders, using UV-reflectance results in less hunting success than larger spiders using UV-reflectance; spider size is a larger factor than UV-reflectance for predicting bee attraction and hunting success.