:08:02
G. W: Come on over
to the house once in a while.
:08:04
We'll rack up
a few hands of stud.
:08:06
BEN:
G.W., that'll be just fine.
:08:18
MAN: lt's a nice morning,
ain't it, Boss?
:08:21
G. W: Everybody's entitled
to their own opinion.
:08:23
MAN: Like that again, eh?
:08:25
Here's something
that'll cheer you up.
:08:26
About 1,000 head. l figure
they'll bring about 1,250.
:08:29
G. W: They're not as fat
as l'd like to ship.
:08:32
They all off the north range?
:08:34
MAN: Yes, sir.
:08:37
Settlers.
:08:38
Every one of them
with a plow and a Bible,
:08:40
not the slightest idea
of what the range is for.
:08:44
Drago!
:08:46
Drag out that hog-legg.
:08:48
DRAGO: Yes, sir.
:08:50
G. W: Get me
some attention.
:08:51
(Gunshot)
:08:52
Hee ya!
:08:53
People, people, people!
:08:57
People!
:09:02
DRAGO: Come on, all of you!
:09:04
Gather around.
:09:06
People, come on! Gather around.
:09:11
l'm McLintock.
:09:13
You people planned a homestead
and farmed the Mesa Verde.
:09:16
MAN: Yes, sir.
:09:17
The government give us
each 160 acres.
:09:20
The government never gave
anybody anything.
:09:23
Some years back,
a lot like you came in.
:09:26
They had a pretty good
first year...
:09:27
good summer, easy winter,
:09:30
but the next year,
the last rain was in February,
:09:33
and by June,
:09:35
even the jackrabbits had sense
enough to get off the Mesa.
:09:37
Folks, do you know
who that is?
:09:40
That's McLintock...
George Washington McLintock.
:09:44
l told them that, Douglas.
:09:46
DOUGLAS: He controls
the water rights...
:09:48
on 200 square miles
of range.
:09:51
You know that lumber you got?
That came from his land.
:09:55
Cut by his loggers
and milled in his mills.
:09:59
Douglas, l come close to killing
you a couple of times...