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Ahh!

Ahh!

Ma'am, you heard?

What the hell difference is it?

Uh, right.

Yeah.

Burn, I told you more once.

That horse is out of law.

Is out of law you can get.

He has to be broke nice and easy.

Fred Burn just can't do things nice and easy.

Well, hands around here build a decent break and pin.

I'd have tamed him.

We're blots, do you, stranger?

Old Burn there had been rugged raw meat

if you hadn't happened along.

I'd be Harry Dryer.

I'm manager of the Tyree Grant.

This here is Libby Tyree.

Hugh Smith, Lady Kentucky.

Burn boy, the man just saved you last.

Don't you think you ought to thank him proper?

No thanks, Neezen.

I guess they got myself too tangled up

so you took that shot from.

Turn that ridge.

Sale of a shot.

Planes rifle, huh?

Mm-hmm.

50 caliber.

Libby, I think you best be going back to ranch.

You're probably going to be wondering what happened.

Yeah.

There's some pair to draw to.

But they be the center of John Tyree's world.

The ball.

Well, Libby's ball.

Burn's ball died when he was 90 years old.

And John's been sharing everything

with him ever since, including Tyree's name.

Come on.

He'll be wanting to meet you.

Hurry.

Say something.

Liz Smith, Br Trayree!

Aye!

I heard what you'd done.

You're either the lucky man, Mr. Smith,

or the best shot in this whole world.

I'm sure maybe a little bit of both.

But we owe you a powerful letter of gratitude just to say.

I'm just glad I came along when I did.

Well, there's nothing in here.

You already got some where?

You're sure welcome to stay the night.

Don't worry, sir.

Good.

Thank you, Harry.

Good morning.

Good morning, Mr. Harry.

I sure want to thank for your hospitality.

Is sleep well?

You bet.

Soft bed and the feathers fill them.

Been a long time.

You don't know anything about them, Rancians.

You're no sir enough too much.

It's raised on a farm.

I suspect that's a little different.

Yeah, a big difference.

You willing to give it a try?

How do you mean?

I'm offering you a job.

I appreciate that, sir.

I can sure use the work.

Good.

Oh, that room in the house is yours for as long as you like.

Buckhouse will be fine.

I'm sorry.

Buckhouse is full.

Oh, breakfast is about ready and Libby don't like it, if for late.

Well, here are them old shafts that have been down the trail, but I reckon they still got a few miles in them.

Getting to some brush around here, you'll be glad you have them.

That's mine and I say, Harry. Thanks.

We'll be gathering them in just beyond that ridge so you join up when you can.

Good morning.

Good morning.

No sin to call me by name.

It's Libby.

Libby do just fine if you'd be all right with you.

All right with me.

Good morning.

Good morning.

No sin to call me by name.

It's Libby.

Libby do just fine if you'd be all right with you.

All right with me.

You don't go anywhere without it, do you?

Yeah, well, it is coming as Ralph was going to earn my keep.

How's that?

Rise money.

Shoot matches.

I've ever figured on doing since I was a boy.

Where?

Well, Denver, Abling, places like that.

Oh, I've never been no further in town.

Fifty miles most.

I don't believe in going places.

Yeah.

You glad you're staying here?

Yeah, for a little while anyway.

You better learn to cowboy some.

I'll come in real handy later on.

Then where you going?

I don't know. West.

Go for it, maybe.

Morning, Vern.

Hey, Vern, if I'm going to be around here, spell.

Maybe you and I ought to try to get around here.

Burn.

Hey.

I want to be dragging this thing around out there in the brush,

so maybe you can put it inside for me.

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Quiet, boy!

No!

No!

Stay man...

Stay, man.

Try to get in there, you know.

Get out.

Come on, man.

Get in there.

Get out.

Get out.

Get in there.

Get in there.

Get in there.

Get in there.

Get in there.

Get in there.

Get in there.

Get in there.

Get in there.

Get in there.

Cheer-cough, little patchy.

I figure it's yucky.

Then let me see that.

Patchy.

You learn real fast.

Third steer this month.

Then I say we have to do something about this in the morning.

I heard you telling Polly you'd be leaving soon.

Hey, I've been thinking on it.

Why?

Yeah.

I can't stay in one place too long. I've trouble showing up.

I don't know what you mean.

I killed a man.

A war.

Anki Sniper.

Right after he killed my father.

You saw what happened?

Yeah.

Hey, you got me tuned.

I showed her.

Poor he could finish it. I killed him.

Couldn't move.

Gilly Anki here, one of the enemy.

They've been hunting for me ever since.

That's when I took to use the name of Smith.

Real name's Cardiff, maybe.

You, Cardiff.

Yeah.

When you can stay here, they won't find you here.

Yes, sooner or later.

I won't be any trouble down in your party.

He's been good to me.

Think about staying. It beats running.

I can't.

Think about it.

Think about me.

You think I can better?

I don't know.

I forget this gun to foolish notion.

Sally.

Sally.

The other's got away.

He's hardly more than a boy.

Well, at least we got one to set an example.

I say we hang him.

We'll get back to the others.

Can't kill a man for being hungry.

What do you say?

Can't you just let him run off?

Maybe we ought to have him up to the house tonight for dinner, huh?

We have an extra place.

That'll do, burn.

Well, you kill this buck.

You mean more trouble than down the rest of his tribe on us.

We let him get away. They'll be right back here, killing more steers.

Yes, boys.

You.

What do you do?

I brand him.

I brand him and send him home.

Brand?

Heard like hell.

He'd be carrying it the rest of his life to remember us by.

All right.

Brent?

All right, I'll do it.

Yeah.

I'll do it.

I thought you'd go off without me.

I ain't going off nowhere.

Harry sent me out to hunt down a deer.

Oh.

Oh.

He got mine, Libby.

Well, I can dress out a deer faster than better than any hand on the Tyree.

Besides, I know where they are.

Oh, new.

Yeah, we'd better get loaded up and get out of here.

Libby?

That way, you, girl.

Why didn't you let me help you?

I thought I'd known you had such a fondness for all this dirty work I'll let you have at it.

I don't know if you're pawn burn you.

They'd be putting a wind in my back.

I just wouldn't stop thinking on me as a child.

It's bad enough they're treating me that way, blood alone you.

I'm not treating you like it.

Then I ask you to do me this.

What?

Take a look.

Take a good look.

Tell me what you see.

You see a child or a woman?

Damn.

Damn what?

We're damn near, yeah.

Damn near.

Damn you.

I am a woman, Hugh Cardiff.

And I have feelings, just like any other woman.

But just take it easy, girl.

Just take it easy.

You're getting yourself.

What?

You're getting yourself all heated up, that's what.

Better be washing this off the buzzer.

It'll be falling us home.

Rick's down there.

Okay.

Be back.

You're really lucky, Lizzie.

Then I'll get you a brand-on, Hugh.

You're offering Hugh Cardiff?

I'm not going to do anything.

Come on.

What did you mean back?

Go on.

Get out of here.

Get out of here.

Stop it!

Right now!

He's falling us off over here!

Move him out.

Hugh?

Well, have.

Would you be going?

Yeah.

No.

I want to see Livy, Mr. Tari.

I know it was Vern attacked you first.

But he had a reason.

And he might have thought he did.

I sure did nothing I'm ashamed of.

You were naked in front of my daughter.

Vern, tell you that.

He's lying.

Because I didn't know why it was.

Why don't you ask Livy, she'll tell you the way.

Not the way you would pay our kindness.

Bern's not my blood son.

But I raised him as if he was.

If it comes down to who I believe, it's his word I have to take.

And I believe him.

Yes, sir.

I understand that.

Let me tell you something.

I love Livy, Mr. Tari.

I tried like hell not to.

But man never put up such a losing fight.

You saved Vern's life.

I am giving you yours.

That cancels any debt between us.

So you take your life, Mr.

and you go.

Hey, old.

I kissed her, Harry.

I kissed her. Nothing else.

You boy, you've been talked to us no flies.

Ain't nothing to change that mind.

You'd best be going, Lord.

Now, you, I wished you much.

Thanks, Harry.

Thanks for everything.

I'll meet you.

Anyone, sorry.

So am I.

It's not your fault.

I don't want to stay here without you.

I want to come with you.

If you don't want to be with you more than anything,

you just got to be right first.

Stand together now. That's not right, they're mad.

There are more more than a saddle trim.

On the move, of a work sleeping anywhere.

What difference does that make long as we're together?

Starboard always makes a difference.

When I told you, these days that old raffle's going to make my life,

when he does, he'll be coming back for you.

Please take me with you.

Don't be a baby.

Maybe I can.

I just can't.

I don't want to worry.

It's up to you.

If you do, I'll come for you.

The love.

The year.

The war.

It seems like forever.

I love you.

I'll be here.

I love you, Libby.

I'll be back for you.

Go on.

Check it out.

That's it.

That's it.

That's it.

That's it.

That's it.

I'm going to go find a shot.

Yeah, I heard him.

Oh, all right, get her.

He's getting ready for the big shoot to match the war.

Don't be a thousand dollars going to the winter.

Not to mention the side bits.

Don't be a lot of money.

Get up in that hole.

Get up in that hole.

Get up in that hole.

Get up in there, first.

Get up, get up.

Power it up.

Go.

They'll talk to that wheel, partner.

Better here will be me in the war.

And here's into the badger hole.

Good job, man. Thanks for that.

How's about that gray?

Come on.

Where are the odds on this play?

Seven to one, sir.

But don't let that destroy your Chewbacca.

It's a great play.

I find a shot.

It's a good match, sir.

You want to go in fresh?

Lead it. 50 on the badger.

50 dollars on Dr. Bogota.

Yes, sir.

After cautious.

That is what you're going to die.

Both my friends.

That's another favorite, gentlemen.

We've got changes in 40 to one, or is it a 30 to one?

I have a woman.

I'm going to go in.

A little more pink in the chair.

Oh, no.

Come on, man.

Look, you're clumsy.

Come on.

Excuse me.

Can I buy you a drink?

I guess.

Right here.

I'm going to go in fresh parts, sir.

Yes, I know.

Time to be shot.

And cure you.

Let's go.

Hold it.

Just leave that way.

Four.

Yes.

Oh, man.

Come on.

It's a 20.

There's going to be a couple of pockets.

That's a little tough.

That's a lot to say.

What I was about to say is that my name is Kayla Graz.

That's right.

That's my.

Favorite.

We've got changes in 40 to one, 40 to 30 to one.

You want to leave a little light in the room?

Right.

Right.

It's fine if you got it.

Look at that.

Oh, man.

Come on.

Look at that.

What's going on?

Go, go, go.

My name is Kayla.

I'm going to leave a little light in the room.

I'm going to leave a little light in the room.

I'm going to leave a little light in the room.

What do you want?

You're Hugh Smith.

I know who I am, mister. Who the hell are you?

Caleb Rice?

Looking at you in the sloon last night?

I've seen you looking.

I've seen you shoot up Santa Fe.

I figure you'll be going to the shooting contest.

You mind if I ride along with you?

Hope to you won't talk much.

That's okay, I can do talking.

Nice day, Warren.

Warren, not many clouds either.

A little scream right down here.

You still using that plane drive?

Yes.

It's heavy, isn't it?

It shoots big balls.

Well...

You take old Doc Bogartis.

He's got him a Winchester, Pete Rifel.

Special maid.

It's lighter, it's better.

You still using them cold for us?

Well, you say am.

I know who you are.

Who, son?

You've seen you shoot a time or two.

Sure you did.

And this business better knows competition.

You're not probably in the best pistol shaft in these years, Park.

Well, except for Wildville, here come.

You ain't gonna be here,

but then you got a chance.

$1,000, a lot of money for fellas like you and me.

Better like Doc Bogartis, that just pays for the whiskey.

He didn't ride all this way, no piddling $1,000.

Side bets, the money's inside bets.

Well...

How much money do you got?

So...

I figured it'd be getting about 20 to one odd subject.

Put your money on Caleb Rice.

That's the side bets I was talking about.

I'll do any bet, probably bet for myself.

That's probably the best you ride at about 31 or so.

How they do it when they don't know you?

There he is, that's Doc Bogartis right there.

He's a senior minister down on us coming in.

I think he can hold you on with him.

I know you can.

He wanted to call him Doc.

That's what he was.

He had a little practice back east somewhere.

He had a good job.

Hello Doc, remember me?

Yeah.

Not the town, but the face for sure.

Didn't you boy?

Name's Dolly.

I remember that too.

You had a good time.

I remember that too.

You believe in reunions?

No ma'am, not during business time.

Lady?

Maybe.

Maybe we can spread a room around it.

There's a contagious disease like smallpox except when we were at it.

There's a short time left to get to that side.

Nothing's going to take his mind off what he's aiming at.

Third culture, fifth spag, head from Gakins.

The boys got your bets down here?

No, no, no.

Aren't you Caleb Rice?

Yes, sir, I am.

Boy, you're 20 to one.

I bet all of my self I was in your place a word.

Well, I'm figuring on betting 50 dollars on Caleb Rice.

Caleb Rice?

Check out the line here.

You plan to wear your bets on?

Well, all the smart money seems to be an old Doc Bogartis.

These other shooters here didn't Bogartis.

Oh, Bogartis gets all the hoopla.

He's getting old.

And there's a bound for somebody here that he'll be.

Yeah, who, for instance?

Calvin Leglow, word using his little buffalo, do you?

Yeah.

Billy Dixon, folks say he puts him in mind at Texas Jack.

The Woodard's being someone nobody's ever heard of.

Oh, 41, 41, you'll hear one right here, you card it.

Down from Montana, what you might call a dark horse.

You're saying she's...

Why many a time but it's most here?

Last chance, boy, you're going to get your bet down?

Thirty dollars on your dark horse.

Thirty.

Oh, Bogartis.

Now I need your name, Boy.

Cardis.

You cardis.

And I ain't for Montana.

Take your position, Jim.

Number one, two, six.

Shooters will stand six on the line.

Any miss out in the first 20 shots, the shooter is disqualified.

From there on, it's the best out of a hunt.

Shoot at will.

Throw.

Yes!

Number six, you're off the line.

Throw a fella down there.

Any one with a red beard down there?

Yeah.

Well, that's one of the famous ones.

That's six, Greg.

This multiplication, number two, and number five.

Hey, live right.

Number seven, six, Greg.

Number eight.

Throw.

Go.

Throw.

Throw.

Throw.

Throw.

Throw.

Throw.

Throw.

You are disqualified, sir.

Ladies and gentlemen, number ten, Doc Mugardis.

Good luck, son.

Good luck.

You're ready, son.

Throw.

Throw.

Throw.

Throw.

Throw.

Throw.

Throw.

Throw.

Throw.

You are disqualified, sir.

No.

Next, two to the queen.

Number eleven, Mr. Hugh Cardin.

Throw.

Throw.

Throw.

You got the jitters?

Little.

Have you ever shot these glass balls before?

Nope.

Clean right away.

Throw.

Thank you.

You are disqualified, sir.

Shoot it up.

Joe, carefully.

No.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Throw.

Throw.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Throw.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

There's now concluded shooting in a public sport of ninety-six out of one hundred.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Hey, look right.

And now concluded shooting with a score of ninety-six out of one hundred.

We now have a three-way tie between Mr. Caleb Wright, Mr. Fritz Spragg, and Doc Bogart.

Thank you, Carter.

Still in the run.

Whoa.

Whoa.

I'm going to let this thing cool off.

I give you time.

I give you time.

Nice shooting, son.

Sure.

You, Carter, huh?

Yes, sir.

Hope say they never heard of you.

You keep shooting like that, they will.

Yeah.

Used to go by the name of Hugh Smith.

Yeah, Hugh Smith, I've heard.

I'm going to look at the water over here, please, sir.

I'm about to take a look.

Sir, here if she's all right.

Yeah.

And if you work for the long rifle like this, I started out myself with the plane driver.

Yeah.

Don't, no harm to your rifle, sir.

You got my word on that.

Yeah.

Take a run and drive patch through and put on a light coat of oil, it should be just like brand new.

Now, if it starts heating up on you again, you just stick her out back in that bucket of water.

Go ahead with your shooting.

It's a pleasure to watch you work.

Thanks.

Earl.

Now, he's hurt.

Yeah, it's his shoulder.

I figured that plane driver was too heavy for this kind of shoot.

Yeah, it's more than that.

Oh.

Man!

You know something, Doc?

You might be sure you're talking about a little trick.

Maybe.

That's pretty good.

He's gonna beat us.

We'll see.

Oh, my God!

I'm gonna hurt him!

I'm gonna hurt him!

I'm gonna hurt him!

What an old son.

You Carter.

Hell if I didn't know you was you, Smith.

Mr. H. You owe me exactly $200.

Got a figure to never see you again.

Well, I thought about it.

You know what you did out there was a little like bottomed even.

Mr. H. I mean, what's you up for?

You're real expert.

That's a bet.

And there you go.

Better count it.

That's what brought me back.

Hey, go ahead.

You did well, son.

And it could get better.

That'd be me, Doc.

More shooting contests.

They're already talking about places like Bens Fort, Leadville.

You know, if we could pool our talents,

we could take in a right-tidy song.

Sounds good to me. Let's get to it.

You know, Caleb,

next time I was gonna lay down any side bets.

How was you a bet on you, Carter?

Hey, you're doing it!

Hey, thank you!

Hey, Andy!

Andy!

Hey, Andy!

Hey, Andy!

Hey, Andy!

Show of house done, pardon the rest of the money.

Get out of here.

Get out of here, Mr.!

Hey, Andy!

Hey, Andy!

Hey, Andy!

Hey, Andy!

Hey, Andy!

Howdy.

Hey, you're hiring on some sharpshooters.

What do you pay around here?

Peaceworks.

What do you mean, peaceworks?

Good shooter.

Make himself $50 a day.

Hell, I ain't bad at all.

You're rude.

I've got my fill of shooters.

He's a couple of herders, though.

What's that pay?

That our day?

Grab.

I didn't ride for two days to herd.

Let's get the hell out of here.

I know I didn't either, but this guy says some of these guys are making $50 a day.

That don't do us any good.

They're bound to have pretty good bankroll.

You want the job, or don't you?

That's herd.

You're dead.

Got yourself a couple of herders.

Fine.

See him.

I'm down 30 of them today.

They just stand there whole.

You're through them.

They don't budge.

I've heard their heart are hearing.

I got shooting bottles off the fence.

50 a day and I'm going to be a rich man.

I'm going to be a rich man.

Hey, Mr. In there's some kind of a quota or lemon on these buffalo.

You shoot 10, maybe 12 buffalo a day to feed the railmen.

Then the rest you shoot for hides.

Hides, gentlemen.

Hides.

What do you do with the meat?

Coyotes eat them or wreck them.

Or left to rot.

There's a natural shoot down there.

You boys go down there, put them up this way.

We'll take care of the rest.

You're in the sport, ain't it?

No sport, ain't it?

I'll give them.

Cheers.

We're ready.

Do you think of what I'm thinking?

I reckon I am.

We're going to have to keep on riding.

Sure.

Well, hey, Wiggles.

Stir up something in case.

Oh, here.

Here, be fierce.

Let's go say some stuff.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

I stand before you, a man who has met that villainless, flaggered demon rum.

And emerged, I am from the contest.

You come before you good folk to spread the true humble gospel of temperance.

My friends, think about the seductive influence King alcohol has upon our vigorous unsuspecting youth.

Recall if you will, how the demon leads us to pain and regret.

To try it is the mockery and agony of the sodiness.

To the hurry, the loatiest couch of habitual invite to the fight of this age.

For both eighties of desert area of friends.

Or shut up, Bob. Come have a drink.

I say to you, my dear friends, cast off these chains of bondage.

Discard your wavered ways.

The good, the honest, the god-fearing people of this earth,

in solemnly fetching to abstain.

It's stained.

It's stained.

There sure is a mess of fine looking ladies over there.

You're trying to live now?

No, if you save it myself for the woman I love.

You, Deb, I don't know that there yet.

Maybe she's over there, though. Maybe a little over there.

There's the...

When you figure it out, head now.

It's in the morning.

Well, maybe you can live off your winnings with...

Well, I can't do that.

What the hell does that mean?

Well, it means that I better be finding me a new occupation.

Wager ain't doing me no good.

The best lovelard didn't help a lot, did it?

So it didn't.

Well, I'm thinking, honey, what else to do?

What is it?

Police deputy.

C.H.O.B. you're a loco.

Hey, loco.

That could turn out to be pretty dangerous work, especially you're about.

And I ain't talking about here. I'm talking about Ralston.

Sir, well, they know me up there and my name won't scare the fight on it.

Half of them, Hellion.

How sweet talk to us now.

We can fix no leaving.

Time like in the morning, I guess.

Gentlemen, my name is Robert W. Halliburton.

Most people call me Bob.

How you do?

I reach a hell of a sermon, Bob.

Mind if I seek myself?

No, wait, wait, wait.

Dale, thank you, sir.

I'm sorry for the drink, Bob.

First class, you'll say here.

Curious, warts, hang nails, the social disease.

I'll choose a teat-toe, man.

We all enjoy our little chests.

You'd be astonished how many freedrakes I get by those trying to corrupt me.

You've read me food.

Strangely enough, I've had my share of converts to sobriety,

which pleases my sense of irony.

I've been led to believe that you two gentlemen go by the name of Rice and Cardiff.

Uh...

Witchy switch.

You told me that?

Tell the tome.

Howdy, boys.

You can perhaps tell a line for me.

Yes, sir.

I reckon we got little death.

New York City in point of fact.

I'm a writer and a sometimes employee of the New York Illustrated Weekly,

for which I bear the title, frontier correspondent.

Needless to say, I am all the way son of a lookout for you heroic adventures to relate to the gaping readers back home.

You, sir, are the ripe old champion of these parts.

So, the old tent stock?

Oh, no.

Don't worry about that.

You earned it.

Oh, Mr. Halliburton.

You're... you're looking for genuine heroes of the playing.

Look... look no further.

But Cardiff and Rice are the stuff the two heroes are made up.

That's right.

Yes, sir, that is a fact.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

All right. All right.

At the time I fought up, I hundred winner who's when I arrived from the point he expressed.

And the final came up here. Rest keep the Colonel's daughter from old red spot.

Mmm, red dog.

Red hand.

So old red hands can't.

Red hand.

Yeah.

No, Bob.

I killed that great shine war chief with a single rifle shot.

This year I've...

And the range of two and a half miles crossed a fierce wind.

Mr. Halliburton, there ain't no hero as full of daring do as my friend, Hugh Carter.

Gentlemen, I give you a Hugh Carter.

Hugh Carter.

Hugh Carter, there's a dollar, Mr. Halliburton.

Good to meet you.

Good to meet you, John.

I'll recall the time that me and Caleb here was carrying dispatches for a...

That was, um, Phil Sheridan, I recall.

Yeah, thanks, John.

You're crossing through from the cost of old red country.

And we got jumped on by a band of forty shy hands.

And thirty reputable.

Two youths.

No, Caleb here.

You took care of thirteen and him shy and those two pissed loosey hanging there right

there in that belt.

I understand, Bob.

You know, we fired twelve shots.

Well, one of them went through two of those Indians and killed them both.

It...

It had probably gone on and killed another one.

If there weren't any left, we'd all kill them all by that time.

Yeah.

And I had my own hands full of the time.

I got jumped on by one of my other hands.

Jumping with a knife.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Jumped on.

Jumped on.

All right, go ahead.

Jumped.

My old chief feather hat.

Jumping with a knife.

Why, Bob, I just twisted around.

Took that knife and I scalped that old giant chief with his own worn knife.

My old chief feather hat, Bob.

It stood eight feet tall.

Eight feet tall.

Three feet wide.

Biggest Indian ever born.

A meaner and a snake.

Have you found her?

Frick near.

Yes.

Well, did you stay a whole night's line at Slicker?

Yeah, down there.

Boy filled up three of them notebooks all I was talking to.

Well, then you're bigger like I am.

You're bigger than I am right now than I am always by this kind of.

Yeah, damn.

You mad.

I'm sorry, that's what he said.

Where's Doc?

Yeah, he rode out earlier and said tell you bye.

Well, I'm going to hate to see you go.

Yeah, me too, Caleb.

I'll look you up sometime.

Will you be sure and do that?

Yeah.

Really been something, Hugh?

It sure was, Caleb.

It damn sure was.

Take care.

Take care.

Take it.

You're damn fool.

You, I'm afraid you're coming a bad time.

John Tyree's dead.

Damn, I'm sorry to hear that.

Burns, uh, likely to shoot you on side.

Yeah, well, I'll take my chances.

Come back, see Libby.

You.

Libby's married.

I'm sorry to hear that.

I'm sorry to hear that.

Burns, uh, likely to shoot you on side.

Yeah, well, I'll take my chances.

Come back, see Libby.

Libby's married.

She's what?

To burn.

Burn.

I'm sorry.

She at the house, Harry.

In the name of God, you give it up.

I wrote a long way, Harry.

There.

I'm afraid border oceans were.

How soon?

Soon as you can.

I'll tell her.

Best is up there.

A bad burn.

A bad burn.

He's off to town.

But he's got a fella here.

Joe McBride.

He, uh, looks after things for burn.

Including Libby.

Thanks, Burns.

What's that?

Who's that fella?

Oh, nobody.

Just a stranger passing through.

Nobody.

Hello, Libby.

Hello, Libby.

Father always wanted to see Vernon eye together.

I knew that.

He loved this ranch.

I guess he figured that was the best way to keep it in the family.

Yeah, I understand that.

Well, I said I'd be back.

Guess I waited a little too long.

He said a year, Hugh.

I waited and waited.

Not a word.

I didn't know if you were dead.

Oh, forgot me or found someone else.

I imagined all sorts of things.

It took a little longer not figured.

And Father got ill, Vern.

Just took over.

I guess during that time, I needed him.

I knew I'd made a mistake after the first month.

But by then, I was pregnant.

They need him now.

I don't love him, Hugh.

I'm just something he owns.

Like everything else on the ranch.

What about me, Libby?

You know how you feel about me?

What about you, Libby?

What about you, Mr. Tyree?

What about her? She's gone.

Gone?

Yes, sir.

How the hell did she do that?

She met someone at the waterhole.

Who?

I don't know.

And a boy?

He's here.

Rosie has been looking after him.

She said your wife came back here, packed a few things.

And said she'd be gone a few days.

I want to know where she went and I want her brought back.

Yes, sir.

I want to know where she went.

I want to know where she went.

I want to know where she went.

I want to be with you and I'll wield it.

I've just got to find a way.

You find a way?

Do you make it fast?

John, I want to be without you anymore.

I will.

I will.

I will.

I had a big bride and the other is looking for you for four days.

What did they do?

You know where I was.

Cari?

Yes.

I want out, Vern.

I'm taking William and I'm leaving.

I want a divorce.

I'm going anywhere, neither is my son.

No divorce.

This is the Tyree Ranch.

Varn or nothing.

Changes.

You and the boy will stay right here and make bride will make sure that you do.

Good night, Libby.

Oh, by the way,

I'll be gone a few days.

Don't try it again.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'm going to go to the shop.

I'm going to go to the shop.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone.

Don't worry about it.

I give you Cardiff and Rice.

Are you accusing me of cheating at cards, Mr.?

I'll be gone.

I'll be gone a few days.

I'll be gone a few days a day.

I'll be gone a few days a day a day.

They say I've become a legend.

Well, I'll just have to leave that to you, good folks.

Hey, hey, you've been so nice tonight.

We have a special added attraction.

Two more real heroes of the West, Mr. Hugh Cardiff and Mr. Caleb Rice.

I'll be gone.

See you soon. Howdy.

That's the way it was.

Me and my partner Hugh Cardiff here just rode down out without a scratch between us.

Didn't we?

Yeah, that's right, not a scratch.

The end.

Gentlemen, hold on.

Hold on.

Come on.

That's him.

You've got him.

Federal marshals.

You're a Hugh Michael Cardiff?

I am.

You're under arrest.

I have a federal warrant on the charge of willful murder in the first degree.

No, you've had holed it a minute now.

I'm a deputy marshal this here, town.

Now, let me see what you got.

It's a fugitive execution warrant. You've been sentenced to hang.

Hugh, you understand what this means?

Yeah, I think I do.

I wouldn't do that.

Go on, get out.

Tell your friend to put up his weapons. It won't do him any good.

No, no, you go on. We'll see you about this. Go on.

Don't shoot, Caleb.

Caleb, you kill him and it'll just get your rope.

We've got to get him out of here.

You man, lend a hand here.

You kill me in a dead man.

You hear me? A dead man!

Say, you've been leading a pretty hard life.

I found traces of an old bullet in there.

Yeah.

Called me some trouble.

This last one told you that pretty bad.

Yeah, here, uh...

We've been talking and...

all the way things are.

I figured you might want to go down into Mexico and hibernate.

If you feel up to it, traveling and all.

Hey, I'm up to it.

And what's yours?

You'd be leaving in the morning.

Now, we'll be working on a presidential partner.

The grants in the White House.

We'll try getting to him.

In the meantime, you start using you, Smith.

We'll be working on it.

Contact you when it's safe to come back.

Thanks, pal.

Hey.

And what's that boy over there?

Taking quite a lot of that old rifle, man.

About his age, my boy gave it to me.

He'd do me a favor, and see if he gets it.

Show him how to use it.

Yes, sir.

That's a bandy in your son.

Yes, sir.

Now, you're gonna be needing a rifle.

Why don't you just take this old Winchester?

Thanks, Doc.

Everything.