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Well, here we are.
Texas Ranger Museum and Hall of Fame.
Well, could you tell us a story about one of them?
How about Hayes Cooper?
He left a journal before he died.
Previously on Walker, Texas Ranger.
When I need his land, the railroad is coming.
Wilson's land is dead in the past.
It's worth a fortune.
But he doesn't know it.
You got a little sandy, don't you?
Mister, watch out!
Mister, you're hurt.
We'd be honored to put you up for the night.
I contend to that wound.
What was that all about in town?
Thallus Bedot.
Trying to scare me off my land. We've managed to hold on so far, but we might
not be able to much longer. We're not going to lose our land, Mary.
Got them all, Merrick.
Every last one. You know you're new around here.
You don't know the situation.
What situation's that?
That Wilson is going under.
Dead, Cooper.
All my cattle are dead.
They're all dead.
He shot them all.
How much does Tom Wilson owe on his ranch?
$4 ,500.
Put out your hand.
This is the D -Dar land.
I think Mr. Wilson said where you get off his land.
Now.
I'll put an end to this once and for all.
You hear?
I'll put an end to it once and for all.
Then where do you put your heart and soul, Mr. Cooper?
Tom's offered me half the ranch.
Are you considering it?
I am considering it. Boys, mount up!
Drop a little job over at Buckhorn.
Put it away on the door!
What do you know, boys?
The yellow -bellied bounty hunter.
Well, you ain't even worth killing.
Yes, I will marry you, Hank.
later write that he died that day.
And God helped the man he took to hell with him.
make the arrangements yes sir
And where do you put your heart and soul, Mr. Cooper?
Some men are able to choose their destiny, but that morning, riding away
the Wilson's farm for the last time, Hayes Cooper's destiny chose him.
In the eyes of a ranger, the unsuspecting stranger had better know
wrong from right.
Because the eyes of the ranger are upon you.
Anything wrong you do, he's going to see.
When you're in Texas, look behind you.
Because that's where the ranger's going to be.
Ace Cooper only had one thing on his mind.
That was to avenge the death of his good friend, the Wilsons.
Cooper knew who did it, right?
Sure he did. He saw the long coats on the boardwalk in front of the general
store when Kilgore paced him down.
And he also saw them riding away from the farm.
Cooper rode back to Buckhorn.
But Kilgore and most of the gang had cleared out.
Only a couple of his longcoats remained behind.
Where's Kilgore?
Look.
That yellow -bellied Kilgore back down.
Yeah?
I ask you a question.
Well, what if we don't tell you?
You're going to die either way.
You're going after Kilgore, aren't you?
I suppose there's no point in asking you to let the law take care of this.
I'm sorry, Sarah.
I'm sorry, too.
Hold up a minute.
Texas Ranger.
I heard you killed a couple of men in the saloon.
That's right.
Well, until I get the whole story, I'm going to have to arrest you for it.
You're Keith Wallace, right?
That I am.
Then I'm not going to draw down on you.
Go.
I want to see the prisoner.
Sure, Captain.
Sarah Rose confirmed your story.
They were two of the men who killed the Wilson family.
You find any meat to add to the pot?
Every witness swears that they both pulled first, Captain Wallace.
I reckon I got no call to hold you.
You figure I'm going after Kilgore and his bunch?
That's my plan.
Well, maybe it's time you chose what side of the law you want to be on.
Look, I never went after anyone who wasn't wanted by the law.
Well, that may be.
But you're walking real close to the line.
And one day you're going to step over it.
And then I'm going to have to come after you.
What I'm trying to say is, if you're dead set on going after Rud Kilgore,
Maybe you should do it wearing this.
Pays a dollar a day and you buy your own bullets.
What's it going to be?
So on that day, Ace Cooper, bounty hunter.
became Hayes Cooper, Texas Ranger.
The trail wasn't hard to follow.
All Cooper had to do was follow the death and destruction left by Tilgore
his gang.
Texas Ranger, you're under arrest.
Papa! Papa!
Any other longcoats?
Oh, they all left about three hours ago, Ranger.
Say where they're going?
Ransom.
Ransom? See, it's an old silver mining town, way out in the Badlands.
Gracias.
Gracias.
All right, you men, listen up.
Any of you have the sand to ride with Rod Kilgore, step up now.
The rest of you, get the hell out of my town.
I ain't riding now.
I ain't joining up.
This ain't your town.
Really.
And I guess the only thing left for you to do today is die.
That slim dragon is very fast.
Even better.
Maybe you and him should talk this thing through, huh?
He just did.
All right.
We have here.
Who's leaving?
And who's riding with me?
Indians, always more dead than alive.
You know this railroad man, he's offering $25. I got me $100 right here.
Give me some more.
I tell
you what, boys, what we need
to do is we just need to make us a lift.
A couple of us will just ride into Buck Corner.
Women and whiskey, right?
Hold it.
I'm taking you in, Kilgore.
I can arrange your badge now, huh?
I thought you changed your ways.
Changed them back.
Shed your irons, boy.
Kill or die.
You know, Ranger,
you just don't seem right. You getting a drop on me and me not even getting a
chance to draw.
You just don't seem rangerly.
Tell your boys to draw them or drop them.
Next one's right between your eyes.
What do I do?
Seems that the ranger's serious.
Put him on the ground, boys.
And what you gonna do now, Ranger?
You gonna take us all in?
Where'd he go?
I'll respond to him.
Gun. Hey, I'll find him.
I'm getting away.
We go for him?
Good. Badlands don't get him.
Manchies will.
How the hell are you doing here?
With the old family.
I need your help again.
Back in Buckhorn.
last draw, Badeau.
I looked the other way long enough, getting so I can't even face myself in
mirror anymore.
That all ends today.
It's all perfectly legal.
Isn't that true, Thaddeus?
Yes, I think it is.
Wilson failed to record the bank transfer, which means that the bank's
his file.
You sold it to him for a dollar.
Yes, I did.
And the bank made a profit.
That's because you still have the money that Cooper gave you.
This is robbery, Sheriff Rivers. Pure and simple.
She's right, Bedouin.
And I mean to end it.
You know, Sheriff, it sounds like you're starting to get full of yourself.
Maybe it's time I found a new sheriff.
What are you talking about?
You didn't appoint me to this job.
I was elected.
Looks like you just got yourself unelected.
You are a Texas Ranger.
I am Ringbone Wolf, chief of the Chalk Ridge Comanche.
My people hate Texas Rangers.
They drive us off our land with men who grow cattle.
Why am I still alive?
I saw how you honored my people.
My people whose hair had been taken by the white man.
You will stay here until you are healed.
And what we need is a sheriff who can enforce the law and keep strangers who
would be our enemies at bay.
Therefore, we are now going to have an election.
And everyone favoring Rud Kilgore to be the next sheriff of
Buckhorn, raise your hand.
This is lunacy, Beto.
The man is wanted.
Maybe you ought to re -ask that question.
Very well.
I'll restate the question.
Everyone wanted Rud Kilgore to be the new sheriff.
Raise your hand.
Good it's official it'll go come up here and say a few words
Congratulations These
men that you see here
my deputies and they'll be collecting taxes That's
my understanding Taxes are now due
Go get them, boys.
Let go of me!
Pretty little lady with pale eyes. What do you want?
Is that any way to talk to your high sheriff and protect her?
You're not my sheriff.
Oh, but I am.
And that'll be a whole lot more.
Let go of me.
Ma 'am?
I
owe
you my life.
This is strong medicine.
Wear this close to your heart.
It will take you where eagles dare to soar.
I wish your people well, Chief.
Goodbye, Texas Ranger.
It's got your wire, ma 'am. Oh, thank God you're here.
Now, why don't you tell me what's going on around here?
It's been such a nightmare. I don't know where to start.
Start with Rud Kilgore riding back in.
Cooper headed back to Ransom, looking to pick up where he left off.
But the town was deserted.
That could only mean one thing.
Kilgore and his gang had gone back to Buckhorn.
Robbing, killing.
Even worse.
And no one's allowed to leave.
Time to end it.
No, you need some help.
Sorry, ma 'am.
Closest ranger's two days' ride.
Kilgore! Run, Kilgore!
Texas Ranger, come on out!
Ay, canijo.
That's que bolos.
I want someone to beat three men to the draw, and they have their guns out
already.
I don't know.
It's no good. Maybe I try to get behind him first, huh?
It's me, Wallace.
Yeah.
Heard you the first time.
You want something?
Yep.
You and them trained stunts of yours.
I'm taking you all in for murder.
Ranger, it looks like you're lacking the army it's going to take to do that.
I'm all the army I need.
Who's this? Who can't arrest him? He's a duty -elected sheriff of Buckhorn.
Not anymore, he isn't.
You're under arrest too, Badeau.
You did it.
You killed Kim Wallace.
Yeah.
I cut his trigger finger off.
Hello, Sarah.
Cooper!
What happened?
Long story.
Cave all up from town.
He's dead.
Kilgore?
Happened yesterday.
Cooper, don't do this alone.
Cave tried, but Kilgore was too fast for him.
All right, let's see what you got. Come on.
Ah!
Well,
boys, I'm going to leave it with you. Keep it quiet. Don't cut me over here.
Shut up.
It's good.
You are going for help.
Time to end it.
Ladella.
Turn around.
Go tell Kilgore I'm coming after him.
Then I'm coming after you.
That's to let you know I'm serious.
I'll kill you.
Let's fight him.
I have a good excuse for waking you up.
Cooper's in town.
He's looking for you.
I guess he ought to find me.
Thank you.
Bill Gore.
Well, Ranger, you're a hard man to kill.
You said you wanted to draw down on me?
How's your chant?
I've aced out two Rangers in two days.
Got to be a new record for me.
I'll put that on your tombstone.
Only man going to be sleeping with worms is going to be you, Ranger.
What are you going to do, Kilgore?
Talk me to death?
with the people online.
Seems like you're always saving my life.
I just wish I could share your life.
I wish you could, too.
But that's not going to happen, is it?
Well, Ranger, you're the last of a breed.
There'll never be another one like you.
I'll try to make you proud.
Cooper finished the chapter on Cade Waller by calling him the last of a
But history would prove...
He was only one in a long and proud line.
One case Cooper knew what it meant to be a Texas Ranger.
He went on to become one of the very best.
Was he a better Ranger than Cave Wallace?
Well, they were both great rangers.
That's why they're in the Hall of Fame.
Ranger Walker, are you ever going to be in here?
Well, Mike, these are some big boots to fill.
My father has heard of you. He says you're the last of a breed.
The Texas Rangers are a proud breed, Charles.
And I won't be the last.
That's it for today. Let's go.
Thanks, Ranger Walker.
Move off the game.
You know, Cabe, I think that one might make it in here.
I wouldn't bet against it, Coop.
He's got all the makings.
Ain't all you do, he's gonna see When you're in Texas, look
behind you Because that's where the Rangers are gonna be.
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