Joe Kidd
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:31:10
If I was to say
my prayers, we might get lucky...

:31:13
and find him sittin' home
waitin' on us, Mingo.

:31:16
"How do you do, Mr. Chama?
For a dumb-ass sheep dipper,

:31:19
"you sure been
bothering me.

:31:22
Causin' all kinds
of discomfort."

:31:24
There's supposed to be
a road west of here.

:31:26
We could save some time.
:31:28
Game doesn't
walk down roads.

:31:30
We're supposed to be
hunting mule deer.

:31:32
If we find somebody walking down
the road, which don't seem likely.

:31:35
Well, we've had company now
for about a mile.

:31:38
- Where at?
- Both sides of us.

:31:42
- I don't see a goddamn thing. How many?
- Three, maybe more.

:31:46
- What the hell's going on?
- Keep your mouth shut.

:31:49
We got people going with us.
Maybe Chama, maybe not.

:31:52
- I don't see anybody.
- I see 'em, Frank.

:31:55
You bet.
Right where he said.

:31:57
I could wing one,
if you wanted to talk to him.

:32:01
They're not much for
staying hid, are they?

:32:04
No, they're showing themselves,
showing they don't give a darn.

:32:07
They know they've
got us outnumbered.

:32:21
Buenos dias, seƱor.
:32:23
Buenos dias.
:32:28
Nice looking string
you have there.

:32:30
Still green.
They'll be all right.

:32:34
- You rope 'em?
- Yeah.

:32:36
We chased them
three or four days.

:32:41
You haven't by any chance
seen any elk, have you?

:32:44
No. Some deer.
You out hunting, eh?

:32:47
You haven't been home
for a while?

:32:50
No, not for a few days.
:32:55
You want some game?
Go in the San Juans.

:32:58
Maybe you get a bear.

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