ground game

noun

game animals, such as hares or deer, found on the earth's surface: distinguished from game birds

But for over a decade, one thing has been a gimme: Democrats will have a much better ground game than Republicans.

The ground game in Iowa has traditionally revolved around an absentee ballot program.

And we needed someone who could organize a cutting-edge ground-game that united all sides of the party.

But to win an election requires a ground game: at a minimum, the millions of signatures should go into developing a voter roll.

The weather is getting cold, but the ground game here in Ohio is already hot.

The ground-game was strictly kept down; the noise was made by half a dozen puppies they had with them.

Evidently a good deal of ground game in this locality, judging from traces in the snow.

Ground-game is the special favourite of the Spanish cazador.

It is curious that while birds are so bold in Africa, ground game is extremely shy and most difficult to stalk.

A clear star-lit night is best for the work, and at the time the nets are set the ground game is far out feeding.

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