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how did Gujjar cattle herders of Garhwal and kumaon go in search for pastures and explain how the movement of bhotiyas is defined by requirement of their cattle​

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Explanation:

The Gujjar cattle herders came down to the dry forests of the bhabar in winter and went up to high meadows—the bugyals, in summer.

Many of them were originally from Jammu and came to the UP hills in the 19th century in search of good pastures.

This pattern of cyclical movement between summer and winter pastures was typical of many pastoral communities of the Himalayas

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