IPA: //ˈfaʊlər//
KK: /faʊlər/
A person who hunts birds, especially waterfowl like ducks and geese.
The fowler set out early in the morning to catch some ducks.
Fowler originates from Old English 'fuglere', meaning a bird catcher or hunter. The word describes someone who catches or hunts birds.
Think of a person who catches birds — that's what a fowler does.