1:01:11
- Want some milk?
- Yeah. Thanks.
1:01:20
OI' Hank got us
a couple more men...
1:01:23
to move the cattle.
1:01:25
And whatkind of cattle
do you raise, Mr Booker?
1:01:28
Well, we run a mixed herd,
butmostly Black Baldies.
1:01:31
And, uh, what're, what're those?
1:01:33
- Black Angus Herefords
instead of straightHerefords.
- Oh, Black Angus.
1:01:36
- There you go.
- Of course.
1:01:38
And, uh, what's,
what's the difference?
1:01:41
- Well, they suit the weather better.
- And their utters are black
instead of pink.
1:01:44
They don't getburnt
with the sun bouncin' off the snow.
1:01:47
- They make good mothers.
- Our daddy raised straightHerefords.
1:01:50
You know, that's interesting. Um...
1:01:53
I've always wondered every time l,
you know, when I go into a restaurant...
1:01:56
what's the difference between a regular
steak and a Black Angus steak?
1:02:00
I can never taste the difference,
butl could swear that one
was more tender than the other.
1:02:04
I didn'tknow there was
thatmuch difference between the cows.
1:02:08
Of course, I've never been on
a cow farm before.
1:02:10
Seems to me that the bulls
have the best of the time.
1:02:13
Justlaying around the fields,
waiting for somebody to come along
and ask them to do their work.
1:02:23
So on balance,
I reckon I'd choose being a cow.
1:02:32
Yeah.
1:02:35
- Hey, young man.
- You getback up to bed!
1:02:43
So how's the Lazy "J"
holding up for you?
1:02:46
Oh, it's fine.
1:02:48
I still can't get used to how dark
it gets around here, though.
1:02:51
Every time I leave the ranch,
I hold my breath
until I can see the motel.
1:02:55
Well, by golly,
that's a lot of drive time.
1:02:59
You know, Tom, while you're working
on thathorse of theirs...