to drive travelling cattle or sheep.
1890. A. J. Vogan, `Black Police,' p. 334:
«I don't know how you'd be able to get on without the `boys' tomuster, track, and drove.»
1896. A. B. Paterson, `Man from Snowy River' [Poem `In theDroving Days'], p. 95:
«For though lie scarcely a trot can raise,
He can take me back to the droving days.»