| RETRIEVE | Work with a hunter, perhaps |
| WATCH | Keep a wary eye on a hunter, perhaps (5) |
| TICKER | Hunter, perhaps, slower to abandon horse |
| HORSE | Hunter perhaps runs in stockings |
| WATCHINGBRIEF | Hunter, perhaps, in mourning retaining black case for observation |
| SCOURER | Fast horse - second, moving to first - hunter, perhaps |
| ULU | Good gift for an Inuit hunter, perhaps |
| DIVER | Treasure hunter, perhaps |
| SHERPA | Yeti hunter, perhaps |
| WATCHDOG | Hunter perhaps to track guardian (8) |
| BIDEN | Hunter, perhaps, turning in bed (5) |
| TWOTIMERS | A couple of hunters, perhaps, who cheat? (3-6) |
| ENTREPRENEUR | Go get her we hear for job-hunter perhaps (12) |
| TIMEPIECE | Edges away from proof of payment to issue when mounting hunter, perhaps |
| WATCHES | Guards the hunters, perhaps (7) |
| EYESDOWN | Instructions to house hunters perhaps: trade latterly quite depressed (4,4) |
| CHASER | A hunter; a horse used for a form of point-to-point originally raced between church steeples; a type of dragonfly; or, a shot of liqueur taken after a pint of beer, for example (6) |
| TROPHY | Word for a defeated army's weapons, displayed as a victory memorial; spoils of a hunter; or, a gold cup, silver plate etc, awarded as a token of triumph (6) |
| MASTER | Eminently skilled artist; expert chess player ; or, a hunter who controls a pack of hounds with a whipper-in (6) |
| WALTON | Author whose River Dove-inspired The Compleat Angler features Charles Cotton's fishing house and opens with friends, Auceps a fowler, Piscator a fisherman and Venator a hunter, comparing pastimes (6) |
