drover

I sent everyone else and half the drovers out after them.

Sometimes aye, some of the drovers come out you see and.

The road had already been busy with peasants and drovers.

The song is about the job of a drover on a cattle drive.

At age 20, he became a cattle drover in Nevada.

Pay was a dollar a day and "all you can eat" for the drovers.

I was startled at first, then recognized him as one of the drovers from our party.

Some of the drovers were unhappy at first because they believed that the bush is no place for a white woman.

"Alternate the drovers throughout the night in a series of watches."

The drover himself didn't understand the danger; but his daughter did.

Then the herd was together, well grouped by its young drovers.

But by 1853 trouble had begun to plague some of the drovers.

Drovers were sometimes on the road for as long as two years.

There are many stories about the Drovers, whose role existed for a period of three to four hundred years.

After leaving home at 16 he became an accomplished shepherd and drover.

His parents worked as drovers, moving cattle along stock routes.

Now he waved, and some of the drovers carried the goods toward them.

But a reputation for violence would send the drovers elsewhere.

Two guests, apparently drovers, were backed against the bar as well.

"Look, boy," the drover said in a voice of command.

Some worked as drovers, taking cattle on long trips interstate.

Large losses could occur and the drovers would still make significant profit.

This late in the day, however, the drovers had long since hired whatever casual labor they needed.

I trust they did not fall to some rich and churlish drover.

He was listened to with great attention, was the drover.