rancher * , auch: ranchero

But big ranchers have taken over much of the land.

The ranchers had no idea what he was talking about.

Or ranchers in from the country for a night on the town.

"Anything can happen so long as them ranchers are east of us."

"I think a lot of the people who come and stay with her would rather not see ranchers at all."

To his eyes they were little different from the white ranchers he knew in the district.

Many ranchers say that the private land is better range.

Certainly he was, the ranchers would be hard to handle without her.

A generation ago, ranchers were not under fire from anyone.

The Rancher used to speak about you every once in a while.

But it was large enough to make rich a good many ranchers.

An old rancher is talking about politics with a young man from the city.

It would take another day to return, but he must see the rancher.

Ranchers say they have other advantages to press as well.

They were more than likely simply some ranchers heading home.

Ranchers usually do pretty well when their backs are against the wall.

The ranchers I know have pretty much given up on the distinction between night and day.

But it's not for the horses of the local ranchers.

Many of America's farmers and ranchers are in a bad way.

The cost to ranchers is in the millions of dollars.

This practice often cut farmers and other ranchers off from water.

They were considered the most reliable ranchers in the West.

Before running for office, he worked as a rancher and a lawyer.

The rancher shook his head as he held the outside door.

But he'd been a rancher before the war had begun.