Drover (noun)

A person who drives cattle or sheep over long distances, usually to market or to a new grazing area.

Origin:

The word drover comes from the old english word "drāfere" which means "driver of cattle or sheep" it refers to a person who drives cattle or sheep over long distances, usually to market or to a new grazing area.

Examples:

1. The drover was responsible for getting the cattle to market on time.
2. The drover drove the sheep over the mountain pass.
3. The drover was a skilled horseman and able to control the herd.
4. The drover was paid by the head for the cattle he delivered.
5. The drover traveled long distances with the cattle and sheep.