stockman

IPA: stˈɑkmʌn

Examples of "stockman" in Sentences

The hunting or stockman's breastplate.
Johnston worked as a farmer and stockman.
Her father was a stockman of Irish descent.
Earl Long was an avid stockman and boar hunter.
He later worked as a stockman and a cane cutter.
He worked as a drover, stockman and livestock trader.
A good dog will hold the stock until the stockman arrives.
Stockman was then targeted for defeat in the following election.
It was used as a stockman's horse and prized as a military remount.
A lot of Chaplin's work is based on that of Stockman, but much perfected.
A cattle owner was a "stockman" in pre-Spanish times; later "rancher," based on the Spanish word ranchero, became more popular.
A 'stockman' is naturally the man who drives the stock, and the 'stockwhip' a peculiar short-handled long whip with which he drives them.
Between the time that Rod took charge of Juniper, and the time of the train's starting, the young "stockman," as he was termed on the way-bill, had some pretty lively experiences.
Do not repeat the mistake made in a recent television programme where the so-called stockman kept hold of "the poor little thing", as this will deny it the vital colostrum it needs and the piglet will die.