hunt down
phrasal verb
hunt somebody ⇔ down
​to search for somebody until you catch or find them, especially in order to punish or harm them
The President warned that terrorists would be hunted down.
hunt something ⇔ down/out
​to search for something until you find it
We hunted down their phone number and gave them a call.
I hunted out my old school photos to show Mary.
e.g.
/fe3hdialogue/ドゥドゥー外伝 弱き者の戦い War for the Weak#620cde82bdb0e50000b65bdc
/fe3hdialogue/一部2月散策・天馬の節#6413cdffbdb0e50000730564
/fe3hdialogue/戦乱の余波/蒼月 Aftermathe of War (Azure Moon)#62d2a03fbdb0e50000294555
/fe3hdialogue/散策・野望の盟主 The Alliance Leader's Ambitions#5ea7dadbbdb0e50000f64a3c
/fe3hdialogue/Bernadetta×Petra#617542bebdb0e50000400350
So, What? Are they going to hunt down every single one of us, one by one? それで…?俺たち囚人をひとりずつ狩ろうってか (/yupeco/『ゴールデンカムイ』4話)