cattleman Antonyms
Meaning of cattleman
cattleman (n)
a man who raises (or tends) cattle
a hired hand who tends cattle and performs other duties on horseback
cattleman Sentence Examples
- The seasoned cattleman had spent decades tending to his herds on the vast plains.
- As a cattleman, he possessed an intimate understanding of the behaviors and needs of livestock.
- The cattleman's weathered face bore the marks of years spent under the sun, herding cattle across the open range.
- Each morning, the cattleman rose before dawn to begin his work, checking on the health of the herd and planning the day's tasks.
- The cattleman's expertise in animal husbandry made him a respected figure in the community.
- With a wave of his hand, the cattleman directed his cowboys in the proper handling of the cattle.
- The cattleman's keen eye could spot signs of illness or distress in the herd from a distance.
- Despite the challenges of ranching life, the cattleman remained dedicated to his profession, proud of the legacy he was building.
- The cattleman's knowledge of the land and its resources allowed him to sustain his herds through drought and hardship.
- As night fell on the prairie, the cattleman settled into his saddle, keeping watch over his livestock under the vast expanse of stars.
FAQs About the word cattleman
a man who raises (or tends) cattle, a hired hand who tends cattle and performs other duties on horseback
horsewoman,stockman, rancher, horseman, herdsman, cowherd,drover, gaucho, vaquero, cowboy
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The seasoned cattleman had spent decades tending to his herds on the vast plains.
As a cattleman, he possessed an intimate understanding of the behaviors and needs of livestock.
The cattleman's weathered face bore the marks of years spent under the sun, herding cattle across the open range.
Each morning, the cattleman rose before dawn to begin his work, checking on the health of the herd and planning the day's tasks.
