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"Rancho"
Keywords:
cattle
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grazing
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mexican
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hacienda
,
herdsmen
Related Terms:
Ranch
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Estancia
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Hacienda
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Transhumance
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Range
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Open range
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Grazier
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Drover
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Pasturage
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Crofter
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Cowboy
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Croft
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Yak
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Vaquero
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Pannage
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Station
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Moose
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Ley
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Chihuahua
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Grazing
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Bison
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Caribou
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Pastoralism
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Pasture
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Elk
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Puna
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Milpa
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Kraal
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Livestock
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Loco
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Puerto rico
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Farm
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Argali
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Agistment
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Rotational grazing
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Reindeer
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Maize
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Hunter-gatherers
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Mustang
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Paddy field
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Jackaroo
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Cattle
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Graze
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Llama
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Grazing
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Red deer
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Pampa
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Corral
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Nutria
A rude hut, as of posts, covered with branches or thatch, where herdsmen or farm laborers may live or lodge at night.
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A large grazing farm where horses and cattle are raised; -- distinguished from hacienda, a cultivated farm or plantation.
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A Spanish grant of more than 1000 acres.
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ran·cho Ranch for cattle raising.
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A land tract that was given to people during the time of Spanish–Mexican possession.Rancho is also used to describe large areas of grazing lands.
e-foreclosuresearch.com
Grants of land to individuals dating back to the Spanish-Mexican governments. A large tract of land suitable for grazing horses or cattle.
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Keywords:
countryside
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adobe
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dwelling
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simple
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constructed
Simple countryside dwelling, typically constructed of adobe.
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Keywords:
livestock
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vast
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mission
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agriculture
,
settlement
A settlement or a ranch. During mission times ranches could be used for livestock or for agriculture and typically included vast holdings of land.
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