7 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Bushwhack' in a Sentence
"To navigate through wooded areas by cutting through undergrowth, branches, and similar obstacles." more
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Conservationists have bushwhacked to remote areas to assess the impact of deforestation on endangered species.
As a volunteer, she has been bushwhacking to clear paths for nature trail maintenance.
The wildlife conservationists needed to bushwhack into the protected area to monitor endangered species.
The environmentalist group will have been bushwhacking to create a nature trail in the untouched wilderness.
The conservationist is bushwhacking to create firebreaks and prevent forest fires.
The conservationists will have bushwhacked a trail to monitor and protect the endangered species in the area.
In the name of conservation, volunteers are bushwhacking to clear invasive plants from the nature reserve.
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