The song "The Hunter" by Great White is about a person who refers to themselves as "the hunter" because that is their name. They state that their game or pursuit in life is pretty women. The lyrics mention having a love gun, symbolizing their ability to win over women with charm and affection. The hunter describes getting their love gun recently and how their aim is always on target, implying that they are skilled in capturing the attention and affection of women. They proclaim that there is no point in hiding or running away from them because they have their sights set on the target, which is the listener. The lyrics also mention the first time the hunter saw the listener, and how they found the person attractive and sweet. They refer to their love gun being loaded with kisses, suggesting their intent to shower the listener with affection and passion. The hunter claims that when they pull the trigger, there will be no misses, emphasizing their confidence in their ability to win the listener's love. Overall, the song portrays the hunter as someone confident in their ability to pursue and win over women, asserting their dominance in the game of love.
