:48:00
[Dog barking]
:48:03
He's feeling better
if you care to know.
:48:05
And furthermore, we can't leave...
:48:07
until you understand
how to take care of Vindicator.
:48:11
Now, tomorrow, I would like
to go out and select some cows.
:48:15
- Select?
- Yes, for breeding purposes.
:48:19
Madam, out here
is the fit that survive...
:48:23
and if that creature of yours
cannot select his own cows...
:48:26
he is not fit to live here.
:48:29
I think it may be a good idea
if you take a wee peek...
:48:31
at some of these
prospective brides...
:48:33
you're figuring to match up
with that Hereford of yours.
:48:36
- Thas precisely my intention.
- Good.
:48:40
You come on the morrow...
:48:42
and I'll hunt up a longhorn cow
for you...
:48:46
and then you'll see for yourself
why I think that bull of yours...
:48:49
will not be the father of a calf.
:48:56
It won't be exactly the kind of
a hunt you'd expect, ma'am.
:49:00
- Here, can I help with this?
- No, thank you, Mr. Burnett.
:49:03
They're clean.
I'd like to keep them that way.
:49:09
[Soft instrumental music]
:49:18
- Beef stew?
- Chicken broth.
:49:22
Snake broth, gopher broth,
anything but chicken broth.
:49:25
When do I get to eat?
:49:27
- I can do that.
- Do it then.
:49:33
- Sure would like something to chew.
- Chew the spoon.
:49:38
Hey, you're touchy this morning.
:49:40
Your father's back.
:49:42
He goes off for a whole week
without saying goodbye...
:49:45
then doesn't even stop in
to see how you are.
:49:47
Whas between you two?
:49:49
You snarl and growl at each other
like two wounded animals.
:49:52
Is always been like that.
:49:54
- But why?
- Hilary, don't get involved.
:49:59
Don't get involved?