Plural of buckayro; multiple cowboys or ranch workers, particularly those of Spanish or Mexican cultural background.
Plural of buckayro, itself a variant of buckaroo from Spanish 'vaquero,' maintaining the Spanish cultural and linguistic connection in the plural form.
These ranch hands developed distinctive horse-riding techniques and equipment that are still used today—ten-gallon hats and lariat ropes are part of this Spanish-American legacy!
Plural of buckayro; collective masculine default for ranch workers despite significant female participation in ranching labor across regions and time periods.
Use 'ranch workers,' 'riders,' or 'herders' for inclusive reference. If using historical term, specify gender composition or use neutral plural markers.
["ranch workers","riders","herders"]
Women in ranching—from Indigenous herders to Latina vaqueras to American ranch owners—built the ranching economy yet remain linguistically erased in masculine-coded terms.
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