:05:17
Now, Boss, there's
one old pensioner...
:05:19
l wish you'd pass up.
:05:24
- Bunny?
- Yeah.
:05:27
BOSS: Wish l knew where
l'd seen his face before.
:05:29
DRAGO: He ain't an old timer.
:05:31
He's just been around town
a couple of years.
:05:32
BOSS: Aw, you have no milk
of human kindness.
:05:36
Morning, Mr. McLintock.
:05:38
Morning, Bunny.
:05:39
Well, l can see
you're in good health.
:05:41
Never felt better...
:05:43
contrary to what
you may hear.
:05:46
My kidneys ain't
what they used to be,
:05:48
and my liver's been
leaving me bilious.
:05:50
Drago.
:05:52
DRAGO: Eh.
:05:58
Hello, Ben.
:05:59
Hey, McLintock.
:06:03
Drago, throw that
in the buggy.
:06:06
DRAGO: Yes, sir.
:06:07
BEN: That's a scrubby bunch
of sooners, huh?
:06:10
McLlNTOCK: They are at that.
:06:13
MAN: That ought
to make Douglas happy...
:06:15
lining his pockets
with land fees.
:06:18
BEN: What are we going to do?
:06:19
l don't know what
you're gonna do, Ben.
:06:22
Me... l do nothing.
:06:24
200 families. Quarter of beef
a week per family.
:06:28
lf they last two years,
that can be a sizable number.
:06:31
l got 20 head to one of any
other brand on the Mesa Verde.
:06:35
l'm not hollering.
:06:36
Some of us haven't got
all the money in the world.
:06:39
Some of us ain't old and tired
and feel like being put upon.
:06:44
You interest me, Young Ben.
Go on.
:06:47
The first time l find one of
our hides wearing our brand...
:06:51
hung on one of them
settler's fences,
:06:53
l aim to kill me a plow boy.
:06:55
You do what you want,
McLintock.
:06:58
We'll do what we want.