caribou

IPA: kˈɛrɪbu

Examples of "caribou" in Sentences

The Caribou had a dualistic concept of the soul.
You know what they call caribou at the North Pole?
The ghost town of Caribou is southwest of the ranch.
Caribou Island lies to the north of the bay's mouth.
By the way, Caribou does not only live in the tundra.
The coat of the caribou is white and thick in the winter.
Munson was the subject of a number of skits on the Caribou Show.
The dead comes alive in the body of the soul at Caribou Eskimos.
The fact that nobody goes there but caribou is beside the point.
A large, stuffed, slain caribou is thrown in for dramatic effect.
The record snowfall for Caribou is set in the winter of 2007 2008.
In the summer months the Netsilik would hunt Caribou on the tundra.
The North Caribou terrane is the largest domain of the superior region.
I think I'm going to finally go on a big hunt, and I think a caribou is the way to go.
Years ago, a friend told me about watching a hunter in caribou camp sight in a rifle built by South Carolina accuracy maven Kenny Jarrett:
On the best game animals for eating: There’s a lot of variability in caribou, but a great piece of caribou backstrap is better than anything in the world.
By far the single biggest danger to boreal woodland caribou is unregulated and uncoordinated oil, gas and tar sand development in western Canada, including the Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia and North-West territories.