:50:09
The federales
don't operate in our American way.
:50:11
They're not fingerprint experts,
but they can follow any trail.
:50:14
Against them, no hideout is any use.
:50:17
They know all the tricks of the bandits.
:50:19
You can bet your sweet soul
they'll trace down...
:50:21
every last one of that group
that attacked the train.
:50:24
It'll take time,
months maybe, but they'll do it.
:50:32
Not many Americans get around this way.
:50:34
You're the first
I've bumped into in a long time.
:50:36
That so?
:50:37
- Mighty rugged country hereabouts.
- Yeah.
:50:41
My name's Cody.
:50:43
I'm from Texas.
:50:45
- What's your game?
- I'm a hunter.
:50:47
- Professional?
- Yeah.
:50:50
What all do you hunt?
:50:52
Tiger cats, anything of commercial value.
:50:55
How long did you say
you'd been in these mountains?
:50:57
A few months.
:50:58
Ever seen anything
that looked like pay dirt?
:51:03
I've a hunch there's loads of the real goods
up in those mountains.
:51:07
No, I know
the whole landscape around here.
:51:09
If there'd been gold,
you can bet I'd have seen it.
:51:11
There's nothing doing here for gold.
:51:13
I can look at a hill five miles away...
:51:15
and tell you if it carries
an ounce or a shipload.
:51:19
If you haven't found anything...
:51:20
I'll come with you, put your nose in it.
:51:22
There's indications in the valley,
lots of indications.
:51:24
By tracing the rocks,
I find they come from a ridge...
:51:26
washed down by the tropical rains.
:51:28
- You don't say so.
- Yes, I say so.
:51:33
So much for those bandits.
:51:35
You gotta hand it to the Mexicans
when it comes to swift justice.
:51:38
Once the federales get their mitts
on a criminal...
:51:40
they know what to do.
They hand him a shovel, tell him to dig.
:51:44
When he's dug deep enough...
:51:45
they tell him to put the shovel down,
smoke a cigarette and say his prayers.
:51:49
In another five minutes he's being covered
over with the earth he dug out.
:51:52
Yeah, you gotta hand it to them all right.