ranchman (Meaning)

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ranchman (n.)

An owner or occupant of, or laborer on, a ranch; a herdsman.

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The ranchman surveyed his sprawling property, his weathered face etched with years of toil.
The experienced ranchman knew instinctively when the cattle were ready for roundup.
With a weathered saddle and a determined spirit, the ranchman rode out into the vast open range.
The young ranchman's enthusiasm for his trade was contagious, inspiring his fellow cowboys.
The rugged ranchman had spent a lifetime battling the elements and protecting his livestock.
The ranchman's lodge, a cozy haven in the wilderness, welcomed weary travelers and cowboys alike.
The wealthy ranchman's sprawling estate rivaled that of a feudal lord, with its vast herds and bountiful crops.
The ranchman's family had a rich history in the cattle business, having established their ranch generations ago.
The smell of leather and cowhide permeated the ranchman's cabin, a testament to his close connection with his animals.
In the fading light of dusk, the ranchman stood atop a hill, his keen gaze sweeping across his vast domain.

An owner or occupant of, or laborer on, a ranch; a herdsman.

granger, ranchero,rancher, homesteader, farmer, agriculturalist,campesino, nester, yeoman, crofter

nonfarmer, nonfarmer,,

The ranchman surveyed his sprawling property, his weathered face etched with years of toil.

The experienced ranchman knew instinctively when the cattle were ready for roundup.

With a weathered saddle and a determined spirit, the ranchman rode out into the vast open range.

The young ranchman's enthusiasm for his trade was contagious, inspiring his fellow cowboys.