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cattleman
This term carries a strong cultural association with the American West and the historical image of the frontier. It suggests a lifestyle defined by ruggedness, independence, and a deep connection to the land, often evoking images of ranching and livestock management rather than industrial farming.
While the word is gender-specific, it is frequently used as a general professional designation within the industry. In modern contexts, it refers specifically to the business owner or operator of a cattle ranch, distinguishing the professional manager from a hired ranch hand.
Meanings
Examples
The old cattleman spent his mornings checking the fences.
I wonder if that cattleman knows where the herd wandered off to.
He is a successful cattleman with thousands of acres of land.
He is a successful cattleman with thousands of acres of land.
The cattleman looked out over the valley as the sun began to set.
You have to be a tough cattleman to survive the winters in Montana.
The local cattleman association meets every Tuesday to discuss market prices.
Back in the nineteenth century, the cattleman was a symbol of the American West.
Ask that cattleman over there if he has any steers for sale.
Being a cattleman requires a deep understanding of animal husbandry.
Being a cattleman requires a deep understanding of animal husbandry.