:12:09
Hey, Tom. How you feeling?
:12:11
We're plugging along.
:12:13
I'm giving a little party at the house.
I'd like you to meet everybody.
:12:17
- I'm kind of raggedy.
- Nobody'll mind.
:12:19
Most of the Association will be there,
and they're all anxious to meet you.
:12:23
Okay.
:12:34
Pipe down.
:12:37
Ladies and gentlemen,
in this age of quarter-section pastures...
:12:40
and tinhorn legislators
who is riding our old trails...
:12:44
it's a real pleasure to welcome
a vestige of that heroic era...
:12:48
that we just about lost.
:12:50
Standing beside me, right here...
:12:52
is the legendary tracker and interpreter
of the Apache wars...
:12:57
Tom Horn.
:13:04
You're welcome, sir.
:13:07
Tom, this is Arlo Chance.
:13:11
- Tom.
- Ora Haley.
:13:12
Howdy.
:13:14
- lan MacGregor.
- Proud to meet you.
:13:35
What's the matter, Tom?
:13:37
- What is it?
- It's a lobster.
:13:41
I'll be darned.
I've never eaten a bug that big before.
:13:45
That's a Maine lobster.
Broiled alive, packaged in seaweed...
:13:48
and shipped out here by train.
:13:51
At every station, the conductor drains
the melted seawater off of them.