A hunter is a person who hunts.
Hunter may also refer to:
People
Name
- Hunter (given name)
- Hunter (surname)
- Clan Hunter, a Scottish clan
Stage name or nickname
- Hunter (rapper), (1975-2011) an Australian rapper and hip hop artist
- Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, a Dutch footballer nicknamed "The Hunter"
Places
Australia
- Division of Hunter, an electoral district in the Australian House of Representatives, New South Wales
- Hunter Island (Tasmania), Australia
- Hunter Line, a NSW TrainLink passenger train service, New South Wales
- Hunter Region, an official region of New South Wales, Australia
- Hunter River (New South Wales)
- Hunter Valley (disambiguation), a wine region of New South Wales, Australia
North America
Canada
United States
- Hunter, Arkansas
- Hunter Township, Edgar County, Illinois
- Fontanet, Indiana or Hunter
- Hunter, Kansas
- Hunter Township, Jackson County, Minnesota
- Hunter, Missouri
- Hunter, Nevada
- Hunter, New York
- Hunter Island (Bronx), a peninsula and former island
- Hunter, North Dakota
- Hunter, Belmont County, Ohio
- Hunter, Ohio (in Warren County)
- Hunter, Oklahoma
- Hunter Peak, a mountain in Colorado
- Hunter, Tennessee
- Hunter, Wisconsin
- Hunter (a.k.a. Hunter's or Hunters) — a former school and post office at Cold Fork, California
Elsewhere
- Hunter, Grand Bahama
- Hunter Island (South Pacific), part of the Matthew and Hunter Islands
- Orion (constellation) or The Hunter
Arts, entertainment, and media
Fictional characters
- Hunter (Gargoyles), a character in the television series Gargoyles
- Hunter (World of Warcraft), a character class in World of Warcraft
- An anthropromorphic cheetah from the Spyro video game franchise
- A monster type in the video game Prototype
- A character in the television series Road Rovers
- A character who is the gender-swapped and real world version of Huntress Wizard in Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake
- A corrupted prince in the video game Prince of Persia
- Hunter Clarington, a character in the television series Glee
- Hunter Owen (EastEnders), a character in the British soap opera EastEnders
- Hunter, a clone trooper in Star Wars: The Bad Batch
Films
- Hunter (1973 film), a 1973 film
- The Hunter (1980 film), a 1980 film
- Hunter, the working title of the 1987 film Predator
- Shikari: The Hunter, a 1991 Indian Hindi-language film
- The Hunter (2011 Australian film), a 2011 Australian movie
- Vettaiyan (lit. 'Hunter'), a 2024 Indian Tamil-language action drama film by T. J. Gnanavel
Games
- Hunter (video game), a 3D graphic adventure by Activision
- Hunter: The Reckoning, a role-playing game
- Hunter: The Reckoning (video game), a video game based on the game
- theHunter, an online first-person hunting game series
Literature
- Hunter (Huggins novel), a 1999 novel by James Byron Huggins
- Hunter (Pierce novel), a 1989 novel by William Luther Pierce
Music
Groups
- Hunter (band), a Polish metal band
- Cunter (band), a Canadian hardcore punk supergroup formerly known as Hunter
Albums
Songs
- "Hunter" (Björk song)
- "Hunter" (Dido song)
- "Hunter" (Galantis song)
- "Hunter", by Gotthard from their self-titled debut album
Television
Series
- Hunter (1967 TV series), a 1967–1969 Australian espionage series
- Hunter (1977 TV series), a 1977 American espionage television series
- Hunter (1984 American TV series), a 1984–1991 American police detective series
- Hunter (1984 Australian TV series), a 1984–1985 Australian children's programme
- Hunter (British TV serial), a 2009 BBC One sequel drama to Five Days
Businesses
- A. Hunter & Son, a London pipe organ builder (1856-1937)
- Hunter Boot Ltd, a Scottish manufacturer of Wellington boots
- Hunter Fan Company, a ceiling fan and lighting company based in Tennessee
- Hunter Industries, a large private corporation in the manufacturing industry
- Hunter Marine, a sailboat manufacturing company
Education
- Hunter College, a college of the City University of New York
- Hunter College High School, a high school in New York City
Horses
- Field hunter, type of horse used in the hunt field for fox hunting
- Show hunter a horse that competes in the American hunter division, a branch of competitive horse show jumping competition
Military
Military ships
- HMS Hunter (1812), a 10-gun brig
- HMS Hunter (1895), a Handy-class destroyer
- HMS Hunter (1945), a tank landing ship
- HMS Hunter (D80), a Bogue-class escort carrier
- HMS Hunter (H35), an H-class destroyer launched in 1936
Other military uses
- Hawker Hunter, a British subsonic jet fighter from the 1950s and 60s
- Hunter Army Airfield, a U.S. Army airfield near Savannah, Georgia
- RQ-5 Hunter, an unmanned aerial vehicle
- Hunter AFV, a Singaporean tracked armoured fighting vehicle
Transportation
- Hillman Hunter, a car produced in the 1960s and 1970s
- New South Wales Hunter railcar, operated by NSW TrainLink in New South Wales, Australia
- UAZ Hunter, a Russian jeep made by UAZ
Other uses
- Hunter (watch), a type of pocket watch
- Hunter syndrome, a hereditary disease
- Hunter's bend, a bend knot
- Hunter-gatherer, a human living in a society in which most or all food is obtained by foraging (collecting wild plants and pursuing wild animals)
- Porvoo Hunters, an ice hockey team from Finland
- Hunters, the main antagonists of YouTube series Minecraft Manhunt by Dream (YouTuber)
See also
Search for "Hunter" on Wikipedia.
- Hunterrr, a 2015 Hindi film
- Hunter Island (disambiguation)
- Justice Hunter (disambiguation)
- The Hunter (disambiguation)
- The Hunters (disambiguation)
- Hunters (disambiguation)
- All pages with titles containing Hunter
- All pages with titles beginning with Hunter
- Hunt (disambiguation)
- Hunting (disambiguation)
- Huntress (disambiguation)
- Huntsman (disambiguation)
- Cacciatore (disambiguation) (Italian: hunter)
- Cazador (disambiguation) (Spanish: hunter)
- Chasseur (disambiguation) (French: hunter)
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