drover's

Livestock driver's possession

Drover's is the possessive form of drover, a person who drives livestock, especially cattle or sheep, over long distances to market.

The term appears most commonly in place names and business names evoking rural heritage, such as Drover's Inn or Drover's Rest.

In Australian English especially, drover's dog has become a fixed phrase meaning someone or something of minimal competence, as in the political quip that a drover's dog could win this election.

pastoral

stockman

Livestock raiser or tender

  • outbackRemote interior wilderness
  • cattleDomesticated bovines kept commercially
  • musterAssemble for inspection

herd · station · bush · swagman · campfire · billabong · jackaroo · paddock · mustering · livestock

equipment

stockwhip

Braided leather herding lash

hobbles · packhorse · saddlecloth · hat · boots · moleskins · oilskin · gear · tack · stirrups

provisions

tucker

Food or exhaust

  • damperDevice reducing vibration or flow
  • rationsControlled food portions
  • hardtackImperishable unleavened wafer

jerky · camp oven · flour · salt beef · provisions · swag · saddlebag · pannikin · supplies · trail food

australian

Clancy

Irish surname, often male

pioneering · heritage · folklore · ballad · legend · mateship · squatter · overlander · traditional · iconic

Opposites
occupation/role in livestock industry

drover'srancher's

Of one raising cattle

landowner's · farmer's · breeder's · buyer's · butcher's

mobility/settlement

drover'ssettler's

Of one who homesteads

villager's · resident's · landowner's · shopkeeper's · squatter's

Family

drover

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