Someone must explain to Sunak about the time bomb ticking beneath his £1,000 loafers.

The great menace to livestock, other than the continual battle with cold, … was the gray wolf. … The big loafers came in from everywhere.

Cowboys had killed “loafers” at five hundred yards away with rifles. … Lucille was not like most cowhands and she sets out to capture the "loafer" with her lariat.

By the 1890s loafers had become such a problem that some newly organized counties, as well as certain cattle outfits, paid bounties for their scalps. For a cowboy making a dollar or so a day, wolf-hunting could be lucrative.

Loafer

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