Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
grouse-moor
noun
/ɡraʊs mʊə/
Definition
A grouse-moor is a type of moorland habitat characterized by heather and other vegetation that is suitable for hunting grouse and other game birds.
Examples
- The estate features a vast grouse-moor that attracts hunters every autumn.
- Walking through the grouse-moor, we spotted many different species of wildlife.
- Proper management of the grouse-moor is essential to maintain a healthy population of game birds.
Meaning
Specifically designed areas for the management and hunting of grouse, often featuring natural features and maintained habitats.
Synonyms
- moorland
- heath
- game preserve
