From Die Muskete, 1905.

The patron saint of (so-called ethical) hunting.  From Jugend, 1909.

From Jugend, 1910.

Here's a keyboard-activated bird dispatcher.  From Judy, Or The London Serio-Comic Journal, 1883.

From Punch, 1863.

From Cassell's, 1894.

"A huntsman is enveloped by a sudden fall of snow from an overhanging tree branch, causing him to drop his rifle which discharges accidentally." Coloured lithograph by A. Strassgschwandtner, ca. 1860.

"Veni—vidi—skedaddleali."  By Harry Bullock-Webster, ca. 1875.  Scanned by the University of British Columbia Library.

"There is a fine line between hunting for survival and hunting for joy." —Soundlessmarine

Here that fine line is represented by a pocket watch.  (?)  Circa 1890.

From Some Account of English Deer Parks by Evelyn Philip Shirley, 1867.

"Hunter's dream."