狩り立てる[karitateru] to flush out (game, etc.)
蛍狩り[hotarugari] firefly catching
虎狩り[toragari] tiger hunt
狩出す[karidasu] to hunt out
狩り小屋[karigoya] hunting lodge

狩る[karu] to hunt (e.g. animals)
狩人[karyuudo] hunter
狩猟[shuryou] hunting
狩猟期[shuryouki] hunting season

御猪口[ochoko] small cup
猪口[choko] small cup
猪口才[chokozai] impertinence
猪首[ikubi] bull neck
猪突[chototsu] recklessness

猪突猛進[chototsumoushin] headlong
猪武者[inoshishimusha] daredevil
豪猪[yamaarashi] porcupine (any mammal of suborder Hystricomorpha)
野猪[yacho] wild boar

一角獣[ikkakujuu] unicorn
怪獣[kaijuu] monster
食蟻獣[arikui] anteater
巨獣[kyojuu] large animal
禽獣[kinjuu] birds and animals

獣医[juui] veterinarian
獣姦[juukan] bestiality
獣肉[juuniku] animal flesh
鳥獣保護区域[choujuuhogokuiki] wildlife protection area

ワープロ馬鹿[waapurobaka] someone whose kanji-writing ability has suffered due to overreliance on the kana-to-kanji conversion systems used to input Japanese text on a computer
鹿驚[kagashi] scarecrow
河鹿[kajika] kajika frog (Buergeria buergeri)
葦鹿[michi] eared seal (esp. the California sea lion, Zalophus californianus)
鹿児島県[kagoshimaken] Kagoshima prefecture (Kyushu)

鹿追[shikaoi] hinged bamboo water cup or trough, which makes a percussive sound periodically as it tips over
親馬鹿[oyabaka] (over) fond parents
中原の鹿[chuugennoshika] the aim (in a campaign)
馴鹿[tonakai] reindeer (Rangifer tarandus)