A man employed to look after cattle or other livestock. Chiefly Australian.

Esp. in the south-western U.S. and Mexico: a person who farms or works on a ranch; the owner of a ranch; a rancher.

The owner or manager of a ranch; (also) a man employed on a ranch.

a person who works at a station (in various senses); (Australian and New Zealand) a person employed to do general work on a stock station (see…

Originally: a young man (usually British and of independent means) seeking to gain experience by working in a supernumerary capacity on a sheep…

one who rides round the fences of a station, and repairs them when broken.

Australian. A stockman or station hand, esp. one engaged primarily as a drover.

(a) Australian an Aboriginal person employed to look after cattle or other stock; (b) U.S. a boy employed by a business firm to look after stock.

A female station-hand. So as v. intransitive, to work as a jillaroo.