Gamekeeper (noun)

1. A person who is responsible for the care and management of game animals, such as deer, on a hunting estate or nature reserve.
2. A person who is responsible for enforcing hunting and fishing laws and regulations.

Origin:

The word gamekeeper is of english origin, deriving from the words 'game' meaning 'wild animals' and 'keeper' meaning 'a person who takes care of something.'.

Examples:

1. The gamekeeper was responsible for maintaining a healthy population of deer on the estate.
2. The gamekeeper monitored the behavior of the animals and provided food and shelter when necessary.
3. The gamekeeper was on patrol to make sure that hunters were following the rules and regulations.
4. The gamekeeper also had to deal with any problem animals, such as foxes, that might threaten the game.
5. The gamekeeper's knowledge of the land and its wildlife was invaluable to the hunters and nature enthusiasts who visited the estate.