Meanings of local rancher in English

Americans just don't want to do it anymore, said Betty Perez, a local rancher.

Enough Hexes that the local rancher thinks his herd escaped.

He had hired Jerry Owens, a local rancher, to run the place, and assumed that he could do so.

In the Homestead's early years, a local rancher advised climbers not to disturb the grazing cattle and keep the gates closed.

I'm with the U.S. Border Patrol after a report from a local rancher of a group of people crossing over his land.

He advised a local rancher on one of the earliest wind deals, in 1999, and reinvented himself as a wind specialist as demand soared.

After five years on New Texas, Andrew Jackson Hickock resigned, married a daughter of a local rancher and became a naturalized citizen of that planet.

In her business, Carolyn was accustomed to tense negotiations with international distributors and local ranchers.

The men who said they carried out the killing said they were hired by local ranchers.

The local ranchers who raised a breed of cattle called Baranal thought him mad and regularly ran their beasts through his field.

In southern Africa, military medics have helped local armies tackle HIV infection while in Mauritania, the focus has been on veterinary aid to local ranchers.

A shift in the San Andreas Fault and the resistance of local ranchers would eventually conspire to deny the commune water and, consequently, its existence.