Hunter (disambiguation)
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A hunter is someone who engages in the act of hunting.
Hunter can also refer to:
- Hunter (movie), 1973 movie
- Hunter (TV series), American detective show in the 1980s
- Hunter (Australian TV series), Australian children's show in the late 1980s
- Hunter (Australian Crawfords TV series), 1967-1969 Australian espionage series
- "Hunter" (Björk song), from the album Homogenic
- "Hunter" (Dido song), from the album No Angel
- Hunter (novel), by William Luther Pierce
- Hunter (computer game), a 3D graphic adventure by Activision for the Amiga and Atari ST
- Hunter (Resident Evil), monster in the Resident Evil series
- Hunter (Spyro character), cheetah in the Spyro the Dragon series
- Hunter (character), fictional anthropomorphic dog from Road Rovers
- Hunter (Gargoyles), a character in the animated television series Gargoyles
- Hunter (World of Warcraft), character class in World of Warcraft
- Hunters (album), a 1995 album of The Residents
- HMS Hunter, several ships in the Royal Navy
- Hunter syndrome, hereditary disease
- Hawker Hunter, British transonic jet fighter from the 1950s
- Hunter Army Airfield, a U.S. Army Airfield near Savannah, Georgia
- RQ-5 Hunter, an unmanned aerial vehicle
- Hunter College, senior college of the City University of New York
- Hunter College High School, high school in New York City
In geography:
- Division of Hunter, electoral district in the Australian House of Representatives
- Hunter, Arkansas
- Hunter, Kansas
- Hunter, North Dakota
- Hunter, Ohio
- Hunter, Oklahoma
- Hunter, Tennessee
- Hunter, Wisconsin
- Hunter (town), New York
- Hunter (village), New York
- Hunter Township, Minnesota
Hunter may also be:
- Orion (constellation) aka The Hunter
- Samus Aran from the Metroid series
- Hunters, species of alien in the Halo video game series
- Hunter, variant of the Strider in Half-Life 2
- Hunter, a bot from Quake III Arena
- Hunter, a hinged case for a pocket watch
[edit] People with the surname Hunter
- Bill Hunter (actor) (b. 1940), Australian actor
- David Hunter (1803–1888), Union General in the American Civil War
- Duncan Hunter, American politician
- Evan Hunter (b. 1926), American author and screenwriter
- Heather Hunter (b. 1969), American hip hop artist
- Holly Hunter (b. 1958), American actress
- Howard W. Hunter, the fourteenth president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- Ian Hunter, singer
- James Hunter, Scottish author
- J. A. Hunter, a hunter in the early and mid 20th century.
- Jeffrey Hunter (1926–1969), film and television actor
- Jim "Catfish" Hunter (1946-199) American baseball player
- John Hunter (New South Wales) (1737–1821), governor of New South Wales, Australia from 1795 to 1800
- John Hunter (surgeon) (1728–1793), surgeon and anatomist
- Kim Hunter (1922–2002), American actress
- Paul Hunter (1978-2006), an English professional snooker player
- Rachel Hunter, ex-wife of Rod Stewart, actress
- Robert Hunter (environmentalist), co-founder of the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty
- Robert Hunter (cyclist), South African professional road bicycle racer
- Robert Hunter (general), colonial governor of New York and New Jersey from 1710 to 1720
- Robert Hunter (journalist), Canadian journalist
- Robert Hunter (lyricist), an American lyricist
- Robert C. Hunter, American jurist
- Robert Mercer Taliaferro Hunter, American statesman
- S. L. Hunter, American author
- Tab Hunter (b. 1931), American actor
- Thomas Hunter (school founder), founder of Hunter College
- William Hunter (Protestant martyr) (1535–1555), Marian martyr
- William Hunter (anatomist) (1718–1783), Scottish anatomist and physician
[edit] People with the given name Hunter
- Hunter Hearst Helmsley, American professional wrestler
- Hunter Johnson, American composer
- Hunter S. Thompson, American journalist and author
- Hunter Tylo (b. 1962), American actress
- Hunter Burgan, bassist of band AFI
[edit] See also
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