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The phrase "a herdsmen" is not correct in English.
The correct form is "a herdsman" for singular or "herdsmen" for plural. You can use "a herdsman" when referring to a single individual who tends to a herd of animals, typically livestock.
Example: "The herdsman guided his flock across the open fields."
Alternatives: "a cattleman" or "a livestock keeper."
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One long-time employee explained, 'The biggest challenge is one person holding a lot of cattle.' He added with emphasis, 'The other one is there is no relieving, you cannot be relieved if you are a herdsman, you still continue being a herdsmen until the end of your term.' This statement carried with it the sentiment that working as a herdsman offered little opportunity for advancement.
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