jackaroo

/ˌdʒækəˈruː/
noun
  1. A young man who is training to become a sheep or cattle farmer in Australia or New Zealand.
    • The old farmer taught the jackaroo everything about managing the herd.
    • The jackaroo spent his days learning to shear sheep and mend fences.
    • After finishing school, he became a jackaroo on a large cattle station in Queensland.
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