1. (Zoology) the hock of a horse or similar animal. 2. a frame of wood or metal shaped like a horse's hind leg, used by butchers for suspending carcasses of meat. 3. (Architecture) short for gambrel roof.
Assuming a bounty hunter takes on 100 to 150 cases per year, he or she stands to earn an average salary in the range of $50,000 to $80,000.This brings us to the second major factor in a bounty hunterâs earning power, namely the potential payout of each case.n order to understand how payouts are calculated, letâs have a brief review of what a bounty hunter does. When a person is arrested and bail is set at, say, $100,000, the accused may seek a bail bond company to pay the bail for them.
Name for a category of persons who are offered a promised gratuity in return for hunting down and capturing or killing a designated target, usually a person or animal. Bounty hunters can be defined broadly as a category of persons who track down someone or something for money. A bounty is a subsidy that is paid to a category of persons who have performed a public service. Bounty is the proper term to be applied when the services of several persons are sought, and each person who fulfills the offer is entitled to the promised compensation. By contrast, a reward compensates a single service to be performed only once, such as in the capture of a fugitive.