frontiersman

IPA: frʌntˈɪrsmʌn

A person who lives on the borders of a country, or in a wild and undeveloped area on the fringes of civilization.

Examples of "frontiersman" in Sentences

The mounted figure at the top is the famous frontiersman Kit Carson.
Everywhere in the colonization of America the frontiersman has been a distinct species.
You're also a few blocks from where American frontiersman Daniel Boone lived once lived.
At that time most Americans hadn't seen Lincoln, and his opponents had caricatured him as a wild frontiersman.
The frontiersman was a trial-and-error empiricist, who believed in his own ability to fathom the depths of the problems which plagued him.
The most famous of these would be 'Father Murphy' aka frontiersman John Michael Murphy and Jonathan Garvey of 'Little House On The Prairie'.
If, like frontiersman Kit Carson on his deathbed, you've ever wished that you had "time for just one more bowl of chili," this one is for you.
After being rescued by a frontiersman, their mother spends years searching for them and eventually finds them, but they do not remember her or anything about their previous life.
The rugged looks that he had inherited from his parents, the face and build of a frontiersman or Wild West cowboy, embodied a maverick quality that many people in America, Europe, and the Far East secretly identified with.