:34:00
- Aunt Abby, that's really buffalo!
- Yes, it's buffalo.
:34:04
That's a lot of buffalo.
It reminds me of the old days.
:34:10
When whiskey was 50 cents a gallon.
:34:13
- I'd love a taste of buffalo meat.
- Me too. Ain't never had it.
:34:18
Beans is safer, you mark my word.
:34:21
There'll be Injuns around
that herd thicker than flies.
:34:26
What's your thinking?
Don't say it ain't your department.
:34:30
Captain, I ain't getting paid
for thinking.
:34:34
I read it this way. If I was a
young hot-blood like Red Shirt...
:34:40
...anxious to show off
for them Cheyenne Dog Soldiers...
:34:43
...l'd be down at them
council fires tonight telling...
:34:47
...that I made the medicine
that brought back the buffalo.
:34:52
I'd tell them about the Great Spirit.
How us Injuns should stick together...
:34:57
...quit quarreling...
:35:00
...and join our Cheyenne brothers
that whipped General Custer...
:35:04
...and drove out
the rest of them Yankees.
:35:07
Yeah, that's what I'd tell them.
:35:10
Of course, I'm just guessing,
you understand, captain.
:35:14
Of course, I'm just
guessing too, sergeant.
:35:19
But if I was an Indian agent,
maybe named Mr. Rynders...
:35:24
...and I'd met a couple of men
who might be gunrunners...
:35:28
...l'm guessing I'd be mighty close
to Red Shirt's council fire...
:35:33
...ready to do a land-office business
in repeating rifles.
:35:38
- Lf that's the case, why don't we...?
- Miss Dandridge and her chaperone.
:35:43
IKeep it up.
That's all I ask, just keep it up!
:35:48
Sergeant, make for the Paradise River.
Pick up our patrol there.
:35:53
Head to Sudro's Wells.
Hold the stagecoach for the ladies.
:35:58
Tell them I've been delayed!
Take the column, Mr. Cohill!