batfowlers
/ˈbætˌfaʊlərz/
noun
- Plural of batfowler; people who catch birds at night using a light and a net or stick.
- Historically, batfowlers were common in parts of Europe where bird hunting was a tradition.
- The batfowlers gathered at dusk, preparing their nets and lanterns for the night's hunt.
- The group of batfowlers worked together to drive the birds toward the light.