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pastor de vacas Person who works specifically with cattle.
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Examples for "rancher"
Examples for "rancher"
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The money-lender insinuatingly pushed the whisky bottle closer to the senile rancher.
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Noting the inquiring looks of Boyton and his companion, the rancher said:
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Drunk as he was, the rancher saw the absurdity of the attack.
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But the severity of his father did not dismay the young rancher.
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The boy rancher pointed to a figure standing near a stunted bush.
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But ranchers' land rights became big news recently, through one extreme example.
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The case highlights continuing tension between farmers and ranchers and environmental activists.
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All the sheep-ranchers and cattlemen for miles around came into the post.
4
Some blame Aymara and other highland settlers, soy farmers and cattle ranchers.
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There were a lot of good-sized ranchers and cowboys in the area.
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The oratory of the grazier, who seconded the resolution, was not inferior.
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One Dicksee, a grazier, tries it on: gives him a guinea.
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John M'Pherson was a farmer and grazier in Kintyre- agenuineHighlander.
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He is a farmer, or rather grazier, on a grand scale.
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The interests of the grazier and agriculturalist were at variance.
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She said the company will aggressively increase stocking women's tops to compete against such rivals.
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She had heard that I was a cattle man, somewhere in the West.
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You would have loved Tom Burnett, the son of the big cattle man.
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The European traveler entered into conversation with the cattle man.
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On the ride home he had not referred to the cattle man nor had she.
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It was Malcolm, another long-term resident, ex cattle man.
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In the week following, several cattle men headquartered here and at Grandaddy's.
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On free grass we have as much right as the cattle men.
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How the cattle men separated their droves, claiming their cattle, was a wonderment.
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A group of cattle men had gathered at the store.
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The cattle men were the bad guys and the sheep men the good guys.
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As for my niece, though brought up in the East, she is a born cattle woman.
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Everything is scrupulously clean, and the cattle women are working hard all the long daylight hours.
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Everything is scrupulously clean, and the cattle women are working hard all the long daylight hours.
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Besides, the cow man hasn't been called up, she added inconsequently.
2
That was Minchin, the cow man, going from the dairy to the cow sheds.
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The cow man hesitated a moment and then said, "Get in."
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Something in the quiet voice of Garrett seemed to arrest the attention of the cow man.
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That trotting- cow man at Yankton ought to come up here and show Henderson a little speed.
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He liked this no better than King Chisum liked the little cow men on his flanks in the Seven Rivers country.
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He had learned to sit silent and to think while cow men talked long about the campfire and the chuck wagon.
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The author knows of one instance where five thousand sheep were killed in one box cañon by irate cow men whose range had been invaded.
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He had cowed men before with the fierceness of his look.
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The children staring wide-eyed and white-faced, the weeping women, the cowed men who shuffled and mumbled!
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A number of half-starved cowed women and girls covered with dirt and sores are quarrelling over a pipe.
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A number of half-starved cowed women and girls covered with dirt and sores are quarrelling over a pipe.
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He is the cattle rancher whom Luke insisted was such a friend of his.
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The woman was dating a cattle rancher, for hell's sake.
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The cattle rancher was at least not a drudge.
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The justices upheld a Nevada cattle rancher's misdemeanor conviction.
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A cattle rancher may have from one to two thousand head of cattle running wild.
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Some blame Aymara and other highland settlers, soy farmers and cattle ranchers.
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Vazquez had helped repel cattle ranchers that encroached on Huichol lands.
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They's a big fight on 'twixt us truck farmers and the cattle ranchers.
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Animals that wander outside the park are therefore not welcomed by nearby cattle ranchers.
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Instead, few representatives outside of cell-cultured meat firms, cattle ranchers and animal welfare activists showed.
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I was stock man in the retail house but I wasn't satisfied with it.
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And even he as well as being a stock man was a city salesman.
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He was stock man twenty years ago and ten years ago, and is to-day.
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Any good stock man will tell you that feeding too much grain "burns a cow out."
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He was Dr. Palmer's stock man.
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I met some stock men, and one of them offered me a job, and I came out and got in with them.
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These Indians were nearly always harrassingtravelers and traders and the stock men of that part of the country, and were very troublesome.
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I have known of several being killed by stock men there during the past few years, by watching for them about the water.
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He said the male vet from Sydney and the stock woman from Busselton both returned negative coronavirus results.
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She said the company will aggressively increase stocking women's tops to compete against such rivals.
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Cattle graziers and middlemen made enormous profits, rents were doubled and trebled.
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But options for farmers and graziers are few and far between.
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His National party has traditionally represented the nation's graziers, farmers and rural voters.
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Sometimes, large landholdings were left untenanted, or let to shrewd-eyed graziers.
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It's the graziers and shopkeepers that are putting a business head on this.
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Habitat loss, conflict with mountain graziers and climate change also impact the decline population.
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Option one talks about "structural adjustment" for the graziers along the river.
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They are graziers, farmers, and robbers when the chance arises, that's what they be!
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He often passed small farms and cabins or found graziers tending herds on sunny balds.
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Our graziers still continue subject to the old monopoly.
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Sheep graziers have also been warned to take precautions.
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He made peers of second-rate squires and fat graziers.
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The company claims it will be paying the government three times what graziers do for water.
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He did not stay long, as he had to go on sympathetic strike with the graziers.
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It's all very well for graziers and shopkeepers to talk, but what about the small farmer?
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Some had turned agriculturists; their talk was of oxen, and they were only fit companions for graziers.