backwoodsman

He's an experienced backwoodsman, and they're a breed of their own.

The three, whose last name is never mentioned, are backwoodsmen who live in a shack.

Adam is an Oregon backwoodsman who needs a wife and comes into town for the day to find one.

They were not the ancestors of the American backwoodsmen.

It is believed to have been brought to the area by the earliest settlers, or "backwoodsmen".

That fella has the strength and skill of a backwoodsman."

North or South they were all filthy backwoodsmen.

They were no longer the impoverished backwoodsmen who had scuttled away from the Scopes trial.

However, the backwoodsmen as a class neither built towns nor loved to dwell therein.

It slid aside and let in a typical New Worlds backwoodsman.

Admitted to the Kentucky bar in 1795, he appeared in court dressed as a backwoodsman.

He felt like a scruffy backwoodsman at a cotillion.

But the Government called out the "backwoodsmen" - peers who usually do not attend - and got the unpopular legislation through unchanged.

I am only interested in open mature exchanges of views, ideas, etc., which seem to be few and far between from the mainstream backwoodsmen.

Tory backwoodsmen were predictably aghast when Thatcher became party leader.

But a group of five stood upright, backwoodsmen and frontiersmen, they, eager to contest any man's birthday.

Hitherto, they had only revealed themselves, at rare intervals, to one or a few backwoodsmen at a time.

The Backwoodsman refers to his life as a frontierman.

One had the lean, sinewy frame and flowing grey beard of a backwoodsman.

But let my beauties be at the mercy of backwoodsmen and Crackers who are used to riding mules!

"I was something of a backwoodsman, James.

Has he forgotten, in just an hour and a half, the pleasure that he gave to his own backwoodsmen by telling stories about multiple applications?

Every true backwoodsman was a hunter.

An avid backwoodsman, he hunted and fished extensively.

The backwoodsmen are off the stage.