droving

Commercial droving along the stock route began in 1910.

Traditional droving could not have been done without horses.

Commercial droving began in 1910, but the stock route did not prove popular and was rarely used for the next twenty years.

Droving is the practice of moving livestock over large distances by walking them "on the hoof".

A quiet horse with good night vision that is used to patrol cattle at night, when droving.

Sometimes quiet coaxers (coachers) are used to assist in the mustering and droving of wild or feral livestock.

The lands between the strongholds enclosed the "creaght" of the sept, the unit of land under Gaelic law used for the pasturing and seasonal droving of the nation's herds.

I thought, in the days of the droving, Of steps I might hope to retrace, To be done with the bush and the roving And settle once more in my place.

He noted the diversity of styles of the cover versions and called Paul Kelly, Augie March and Missy Higgins' version of "Droving Woman" "stunning".

Even the cattle would benefit from more shade trees and they thrive on tree foliage for fodder, so can be allowed to reduce the flail-trimming regimes if enlightened practices for their droving are revived.

Localised droving was common in the Kosciuszko National Park and Alpine National Park and High Plains areas, until the areas became National Parks.

Tennant Creek has developed from its rough, tough droving and gold mining days into a modern town with shops and a supermarket, accommodation, bars, clubs and restaurants, a regional hospital, schools and banking facilities.

A few years ago the society set up the project with three main aims: to assemble an archive on information about the droving; to create a permanent interpretive display within the mart; and, perhaps, the most ambitious of all, create a sculpture.

His subjects include the figure in a moment of reflection, animals, children fishing on the beach with their father, sailboats, rainforest birds, cowboys on horseback rounding up cattle or hunched over a campfire after a hard day's droving and dusty outback scenes of Australia.

These lesser gentry acted as estate managers, allocating the Run rig strips of land, lending seed-corn and tools and arranging droving of cattle to the Lowlands for sale, taking a minor share of the payments made to the clan nobility, the fine.