:03:01
Hey! Ho hi hi hi!
:03:06
Whoa!
:03:10
Texas?
:03:12
Chihuahua steers.
:03:22
- Howdy.
- Howdy.
:03:24
My name's Clanton.
This is my boy Ike. My oldest boy.
:03:30
Any sweet water up beyond?
:03:32
Yeah, two, three miles,
straight up the trail.
:03:35
Cattle look pretty scrawny.
:03:38
Yeah.
:03:39
Me and my brothers were
trailin' 'em on to California.
:03:42
If you ain't got 'em committed to no
shipper, I'll take 'em off your hands.
:03:46
Not interested.
:03:49
Make you a good offer.
Pay you in silver, three dollars a head.
:03:52
Nope.
:03:56
Might raise it
to five dollars silver.
:03:58
Made more than that in Mexico.
:04:00
They'll be a sorry-lookin' lot
by the time they get to California, son.
:04:04
They'll feed out
when we get to grass country.
:04:07
Sure is rough-lookjn'country.
:04:10
Ain't no cow country.
Mighty different where I come from.
:04:15
- What do they call this place?
- Just over the rise there...
:04:17
big town called Tombstone.
:04:20
- A fine town.
- Tombstone?
:04:23
Yeah, I heard of it.
:04:26
Well, me and my brothers
might... ride in there tonight.
:04:31
Get ourselves a shave, maybe.
Glass of beer.
:04:34
Yeah, you would enjoy yourself.
:04:36
Wide awake,
wide open town-- Tombstone.
Get anything you want there.
:04:39
Thank you.