haul-out
English
Noun
haul-out (plural haul-outs)
- A location where seals or sea lions haul out.
- 1996, Glacier Bay National Park (N.P.) and Preserve, Cruise Vessel Management Plan, page 11:
- Sea lions using haul-outs could be disturbed by closely approaching tour boats and charter/private vessels.
- 2003, Advanced Amphibious Assault Vehicle, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton and San Clemente Island Range Complex, page 3-67:
- Along the mainland coast of the SCB, however, haul-out and rookery sites are relatively scarce.
- 2013, Roger Kirkwood, Simon Goldsworthy, Fur Seals and Sea Lions:
- At haul-outs, seals may rest and socialise but pup births are rare.
- 2021, J.L Laake, D.G. Robertson, Steven C. Amstrup, Marine Mammal Survey and Assessment Methods, page 169:
- I treated the complex of haul-outs at Cape Pierce as a single site and considered combined totals of the averaged daily counts from all haul-outs.
- The act of hauling out (bringing ashore) a boat, especially for repair and maintenance.
- 1978 June, Judith Archer, “How's Your Boating Dollar Drain”, in Boating, volume 43, number 6, page 114:
- Use the best bottom paint for your area to lengthen time between haul-outs.
- 1959, Andrew R. Mack, Frederic R. Harris, Boat Handling Equipment in the Modern Marina, page 14:
- This boat hoist facility at Bryant's Marina, Inc., Seattle, Wash., is a handy haul-out, whether for repair, storage , shipment or other reasons.
- 1996, Stephen Tudor, Haul-out: New and Selected Poems, page 50:
- It's haul-out day, later in the season than is good for the boat or me,
- 2000, James D. Howard, Jim Howard, Charles J. Doane, Handbook of Offshore Cruising, page 358:
- Because the crane had a minimum charge, it was much cheaper to schedule a haul-out at the same time other boats were being moved in the yard.
- 2011, How to Sail on a Budget:
- Some yacht clubs have similar haul-out facilities to marinas and make them available to non-members, albeit at a higher rate than that for club boats.