Watch the classic western drama Vengeance Valley starring the legendary Burt Lancaster in one of his powerful early roles.
Set in the rugged American frontier, this story follows a bitter family feud filled with betrayal, jealousy, and revenge. As tensions rise between brothers and ranch life turns violent, the film explores themes of loyalty, justice, and moral conflict in true classic Hollywood style.
This refurbished HD version brings new life to a timeless western for fans of vintage cinema and old-school action dramas.
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Set in the rugged American frontier, this story follows a bitter family feud filled with betrayal, jealousy, and revenge. As tensions rise between brothers and ranch life turns violent, the film explores themes of loyalty, justice, and moral conflict in true classic Hollywood style.
This refurbished HD version brings new life to a timeless western for fans of vintage cinema and old-school action dramas.
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00:00:00The End
00:00:38THE END
00:01:00I got a story to tell, a yarn about cow country and cow punchers, cattle and men.
00:01:06I was working for the Strobe Ranch, learning my trade.
00:01:09A trade of worn leather saddle blisters and brandon eyes.
00:01:13A trade with some song, some fun, some blood.
00:01:17It was as good a job as a man could ask for.
00:01:20Lonely sometimes, cold, so much distance you thought you'd never get back.
00:01:26But for me, a young kid, it was a fine time.
00:01:28The memories are mostly good.
00:01:31You're up there on top of the world where the air was clear and thin.
00:01:35The only sound was the wind in the pines.
00:01:39We were in the business of growing beef.
00:01:41Always moving the cattle, looking for new feed.
00:01:45They were those new, bald-faced herefords, not like the longhorns, wild and spooky, but friendly critters, gentle as a
00:01:54dog.
00:01:55Seasons melted away, peaceful, from spring to summer, fall, then winter.
00:02:02Cows had to look out for themselves in the snow, the winter drift.
00:02:07As soon as a man on horseback could get around, they'd go out and locate the cattle, spot them for
00:02:13the spring roundup.
00:02:15They'd come back from the winter drift, cold and worn out.
00:02:18They'd come back to the ranch.
00:02:20Our foreman was Owen Daybright.
00:02:22He knew what he was doing.
00:02:24We all like him.
00:02:27And there was his foster brother, Lee Strobey.
00:02:30Their father owned the ranch.
00:02:33The night they got back, the trouble began.
00:02:39Well, look what's turned out.
00:02:41Hiya, Cal.
00:02:42People still drink whiskey.
00:02:43Hiya, Lee.
00:02:44Meet down to my shoes.
00:02:46That's what comes from working for someone you've known too long, Lee.
00:02:54See my wife this winter?
00:02:55Jen come in town a couple of times with your old man.
00:02:59How'd Arch look?
00:03:00Oh, just fair, I'd say.
00:03:01Cold weather always seems to bother him.
00:03:03How'd Jen look?
00:03:05Way to find that out is go home and see for yourself.
00:03:09Can I buy your razor, Cal?
00:03:10I don't want to scare her.
00:03:11In the back.
00:03:12Keeping you busy, Doc?
00:03:14The night doesn't blue fire.
00:03:15I don't want to get him all day for that girl that used to work at the Eaton house.
00:03:19Lily?
00:03:21I wouldn't know her name.
00:03:26What's her trouble, Doc?
00:03:28Oh, small variety.
00:03:30About that big.
00:03:32Arrived a couple hours ago, they'd tell me.
00:03:36You wouldn't go?
00:03:38That's right.
00:03:39I don't take calls like this until I hear from the father.
00:03:43And that isn't likely.
00:03:56There's a rifle on you, cowboy.
00:04:01Get down and walk over here so I can see who you are.
00:04:05I can see who you are.
00:04:05Get down now.
00:04:13Get down now.
00:04:14Is that you?
00:04:16Yeah.
00:04:17Put that gun down.
00:04:19It's a fan.
00:04:19It's a fan.
00:04:34Get down now.
00:04:34What are you doing here?
00:04:36Helping.
00:04:37Nobody else would come.
00:04:39So I heard.
00:04:41How's Lee?
00:04:43Want to see you.
00:04:45I'll be home as soon as she's asleep.
00:04:51Who's he?
00:04:53Her brother Dick Faskin from out of town.
00:04:56He spent the day looking for the man.
00:05:00Lily, all right?
00:05:07You've got company, Lily.
00:05:16Hello, Owen.
00:05:17Lily.
00:05:24Pan size.
00:05:26And beautiful.
00:05:29Good color, too.
00:05:31Yes.
00:05:36The doctor wouldn't come.
00:05:39Jen came instead.
00:05:41Don't you even think about it, Lily. Not now.
00:05:45I'm really pretty lucky, Owen.
00:05:48I couldn't face up going back to the restaurant to work.
00:05:53Mrs. Birkoff for this work out at her place when I'm ready for it.
00:05:59We're grateful, too.
00:06:01It sounds queer to say it here and now, but...
00:06:05You'll have a good life, Owen.
00:06:09I'm sure he will, Lily.
00:06:13I'm sure he will.
00:06:16I'll open this up.
00:06:18To the table, you'll check her out.
00:06:20To the table, you'll see you at the table, you'll be fine.
00:06:28I'm sure it's fine.
00:06:30I'm sure she's left in a room...
00:06:32I'm sorry.
00:06:37Wait a minute!
00:06:44You're right here.
00:06:51You've seen me before, Owen.
00:06:53There's been a change.
00:06:54Somebody washed your face and got you a new dress.
00:06:57Arch.
00:06:57And a tub in my own room.
00:07:00I bathe every day now.
00:07:02It's an improvement.
00:07:05How was the winter?
00:07:08Well, we stayed alive, and we kept the cattle alive.
00:07:11There was no inn at the ranch.
00:07:13Didn't see our nearest neighbor in nearly eight years ago.
00:07:14Only five weeks.
00:07:17We missed you, Owen.
00:07:25I brought Lily some grub.
00:07:28Owen.
00:07:31Who was it?
00:07:35Good night, Jane.
00:07:41Hold on the nut.
00:07:49You live in these parts?
00:07:50Around here.
00:07:52Who's the father?
00:07:55That'll be Lily's business, wouldn't it?
00:07:57I'll find out.
00:07:58Sure.
00:07:59I'll find out if it takes me a lifetime.
00:08:01Fine.
00:08:02It's a nice country to live in.
00:08:14I'll find out.
00:08:29Who was that?
00:08:32Owen Daybright.
00:08:35Your husband's foster brother, ain't he?
00:08:37That's right.
00:08:40How much?
00:08:43$500.
00:08:44He brought this food, too.
00:08:46Wine.
00:08:49You're wrong.
00:08:50He's good.
00:08:52And there's no one else around here like him.
00:08:58And again.
00:09:04He keeps his aces as a kicker, and he draws to it every time.
00:09:08Three times.
00:09:09Mr. Kicker.
00:09:10It's a game of chance, boys.
00:09:17We'll play again sometime.
00:09:27I ran your errand.
00:09:29Thanks, Owen.
00:09:30It's paid for.
00:09:32You pay for a coat.
00:09:33I appreciate it.
00:09:35It isn't the first time you saved my hide.
00:09:38Why don't you grow up, boy?
00:09:41Look, it happens.
00:09:43I sleep good.
00:09:47Your wife was there.
00:09:48Does she have any idea?
00:09:54Happened before I met Jen.
00:09:57Even so, she wouldn't understand it.
00:09:58You know what she's like.
00:10:00Why should I know what she's like?
00:10:02Well, that's right.
00:10:03You don't.
00:10:05She's what all the others weren't.
00:10:08She's everything I ever wanted for myself.
00:10:12It's been a long time.
00:10:13Let's get back to the ranch.
00:10:15Stand where you're at, Daybright.
00:10:18You.
00:10:18Move away.
00:10:26You brought Lily $500.
00:10:32That's right.
00:10:34Don't you need it?
00:10:35Not that kind.
00:10:37That wasn't grub money.
00:10:38It was get out of town money.
00:10:41I'll ask you one time.
00:10:43Was it yours?
00:10:45Point that gun to the floor, son, and turn around.
00:10:57There'll be other times.
00:10:58You're a conclusion jumper, my friend.
00:11:00I don't like them.
00:11:01Quit it, Owen.
00:11:01I'll handle this myself, Count.
00:11:03Not as long as I'm sheriff.
00:11:06All right, Count.
00:11:11You scared me twice tonight.
00:11:13Next time you point a gun at me, shoot it.
00:11:36You scared me twice tonight.
00:12:02Let's go.
00:12:02Well, welcome home, boy.
00:12:04How are you?
00:12:04You look fit, son. How are you, Owen?
00:12:07Good.
00:12:07How's the leg?
00:12:08Got the misery, same as every wonder for 20 years.
00:12:11Evening, boys.
00:12:11Hello, Mr. Willoughby.
00:12:13Thought you might want some hot coffee, Arch.
00:12:15Well, thank you, Mr. Willoughby.
00:12:17Same old dishwater?
00:12:20You don't want any, huh?
00:12:21Oh, no, I'm just kidding.
00:12:24Well, watch your language.
00:12:26How's the bad stomach?
00:12:28Owen, some days I doubt if I'll make it till sundown.
00:12:32Why don't you stop eating your own cooking?
00:12:34Boy, I'm stuck here. Can't help it.
00:12:43Arch, these cigars ain't from Pittsburgh.
00:12:46Kansas City.
00:12:49Place sure isn't going downhill fast.
00:12:55How'd it go?
00:12:57Ask the foreman.
00:12:58I just took orders.
00:13:02You got a wife waiting for you.
00:13:04I hadn't forgotten.
00:13:07I'll look in on him.
00:13:10Good night.
00:13:11Good night, son.
00:13:12Good night, Lee.
00:13:14Boy looks trim.
00:13:17Nobody could have worked hard this winter.
00:13:20He's got a lot to make up for.
00:13:23He'll come around.
00:13:24Maybe Jen has something to do with it.
00:13:28Anyway, you can handle it alone now.
00:13:29Well, it sounds like you're giving no to someone.
00:13:35Well, Lee's married now.
00:13:37Jen's a fine daughter for you.
00:13:39I'm just crowding the place.
00:13:40Oh, if you're not comfortable here, we...
00:13:42I'm not forgetting, Arch.
00:13:44You've done everything you could to make me belong.
00:13:46When you picked me up, I was just a stray orphan.
00:13:49Fowl-melt and flea-bitten 15 years ago.
00:13:52It's been a long time.
00:13:53A good time.
00:13:55Now it's time for me to go.
00:13:58You really mean it.
00:14:00Well, I want to push on.
00:14:01Try my own wings.
00:14:03Owen.
00:14:07How do I say this?
00:14:10When I took you, it was for Lee.
00:14:13I couldn't get around outside and raise my own boy,
00:14:16so I picked you to do it for me.
00:14:17What I didn't know then was...
00:14:20that I needed you too.
00:14:23Need you now.
00:14:31All right, Arch.
00:14:36I was just hitting you for a raise, anyhow.
00:14:41Night.
00:14:42Night.
00:14:42All right.
00:14:45Jen, will you hurry up and come on out?
00:14:50I don't know why all of a sudden you can't get dressed in front of me.
00:14:53I'll be two more minutes, Lee.
00:14:56On top of all winter, that's a long time.
00:14:58I know that.
00:15:00Better than you.
00:15:03You mean you've missed me?
00:15:06Of course.
00:15:20You're beautiful.
00:15:22Do you think so, Lee?
00:15:24Do you really mean it?
00:15:26The first time I saw you, you were wearing a pair of split breeches.
00:15:31And you helped me come out of the back country.
00:15:34You and Arch.
00:15:37This is the second Sunday dress I ever owned, Lee.
00:15:41The first one I wore to my mother's funeral,
00:15:43and then I used it to bury my father,
00:15:45and then I burned it.
00:15:49And now you're a lady of fashion, huh?
00:15:53Well, that's what it says in Goldie's lady's book.
00:16:02I haven't done many smart things in my life.
00:16:04But marrying you is one of them.
00:16:07We'll be happy, Lee.
00:16:10Nothing can stop us, honey.
00:16:24I'll be happy, Lee.
00:16:25Check in at last call.
00:16:38Morning, Mr. Willoughby.
00:16:42Morning, Owen.
00:16:43Nice to see a real man back again.
00:16:46Well, thanks, Mr. Willoughby.
00:16:47Morning, real man.
00:16:49Did that nasty old noise wake you up,
00:16:51or were you waiting for the sun to hit your dimple cheeks?
00:16:55You Sunday men haven't lost any sleep in so long,
00:16:57you've forgotten what you go to bed for.
00:16:59Mr. Willoughby's buttering the formula.
00:17:03All right, all right.
00:17:05I slept late.
00:17:06Why is it, though, when a man's out on the range all by himself,
00:17:08and eating his own cooking,
00:17:09he looks forward to getting up for breakfast?
00:17:10Well, because when he's home,
00:17:12he lies there and has to figure out
00:17:13if it's worth the bill he ain't getting up for.
00:17:15You, uh,
00:17:16I ain't done a contract with the South Pedestrially.
00:17:18Any time my cooking gets so bad that you've got to go hungry,
00:17:22I shall give you your time before you know what gave you the miseries.
00:17:25That's telling them, Mr. Willoughby.
00:17:26No offense, sir.
00:17:27Mr. Willoughby accepts your apology.
00:17:29I do.
00:17:30I'm sure there's no hard feelings.
00:17:32How about, uh, another cup of coffee?
00:17:33Sure.
00:17:36I have to move you, Sheriff.
00:17:38Taking the census again?
00:17:40Yeah.
00:17:41I like to see who comes and who goes.
00:18:05Hello, hub.
00:18:07I got you a letter a week ago.
00:18:09You're a man, Uncle.
00:18:12How's Lily?
00:18:13She's doing all right.
00:18:17Who's that?
00:18:19The law.
00:18:28Brothers, ain't you?
00:18:30I'm going to kill a man before I leave here.
00:18:32Anybody special?
00:18:33Or what I do?
00:18:35I don't know the man yet, but I will.
00:18:36Keep an eye on me.
00:18:37The name's Faskin.
00:18:40Where are the horses?
00:18:41Behind the depot.
00:19:01Faskin boys were looking for Lily.
00:19:04They heard she'd been taken in and given a home by a widow woman named a Mrs. Burke.
00:19:08Who owned a ranch nearby.
00:19:23We're looking for Lily.
00:19:24We're her brothers.
00:19:25I didn't know Lily had this much family.
00:19:27Never said a word.
00:19:29Maybe she's ashamed of us.
00:19:30Not Lily.
00:19:31She's not that kind.
00:19:32She's in her room.
00:19:38I'll call her.
00:19:39Never mind, Mr. Rohn.
00:19:49So you sent for him?
00:19:51The reason's over there.
00:19:59I didn't ask for you to come.
00:20:02I didn't ask for you to come.
00:20:04Do you hear?
00:20:04We're this kind of family.
00:20:06We don't waste any love on each other.
00:20:09We fought amongst ourselves.
00:20:10We've even shattered each other.
00:20:12We've got one tie.
00:20:13We have blood relations.
00:20:15Go away, hug.
00:20:18Go away.
00:20:20You want to marry Owen Daybright, Lily?
00:20:24I want him, and I don't want you.
00:20:26I'll manage myself without any help.
00:20:28I want him.
00:20:46Daybright knows something.
00:20:47If he can't talk when I get through with him,
00:20:49he'll write the name with his feet.
00:21:21Let's go.
00:21:24Ride him!
00:21:27Ah, scratch him, boy.
00:21:33Hey, Mr. Kicker, you dropped something.
00:21:42What he needs now is that poor face.
00:22:00You know there's no way to break a horse, now get on him and ride, I'll make you a toy.
00:22:43Did you have to use that whip?
00:22:45Oh, it's touchy.
00:22:49Stop being such a farmer.
00:22:51A good whipping never hurt any filly.
00:22:53Come on.
00:23:06All those authorizations come in?
00:23:08All but Mrs. Berks.
00:23:09I'll ride over.
00:23:13Cut me a horse here, you want it for yourself.
00:23:36Come on, let's go.
00:23:37Hi, Lily.
00:23:38Hello, Owen.
00:23:40Hello, Huey.
00:23:42Good day, ma'am.
00:23:46How do you feel?
00:23:49I feel good.
00:23:50Why?
00:23:52I just wondered.
00:23:57That's mighty good to hear.
00:24:00Why, thank you.
00:24:04Well, I just asked because...
00:24:06because you look real fine, Lily.
00:24:15Just fine.
00:24:27All right.
00:24:29Had your breakfast?
00:24:30Mr. Willoughby's best.
00:24:32I can outcook him with my two arms broken.
00:24:35Business first, then we'll trade recipes.
00:24:37Write me a note authorizing us to cut out your cattle at Roundup and bring them home.
00:24:41Been wondering if I was being snubbed.
00:24:43The only thing that could snub you is a mountain.
00:24:45I'll get paper and pen.
00:24:51Thanks, Owen.
00:24:52But I'm all right again.
00:24:53You look fine, Lily.
00:24:55Yeah, that's what Huey said.
00:24:59I wish I could find the words to thank you for bringing me the money.
00:25:02But I can't.
00:25:03Well, don't try.
00:25:06I hate to see you fronting for Lee.
00:25:10Well, I'm...
00:25:12I'm thinking of Arch.
00:25:13I know.
00:25:14You go.
00:25:14You go on standing in front of Lee, protecting him, letting his dirt rub off on you.
00:25:20Maybe.
00:25:21I'm thinking of Jen.
00:25:23And all she's done for me.
00:25:25And that's why I can't tell.
00:25:28So we'll both keep it a secret.
00:25:31Lily, it ain't right that you should...
00:25:33Oh, and I've been afraid of a lot of things this past winter.
00:25:36What people would say about me.
00:25:38How I'd raise a baby.
00:25:42How I'd keep us both alive.
00:25:45Well, now it's happened.
00:25:46And I'm not afraid anymore.
00:25:50I'm not glad it happened.
00:25:51I was wrong.
00:25:52I know that.
00:25:56I'm just not afraid of living anymore.
00:26:03Dave right here.
00:26:05In the house.
00:26:12Start walking to that shed over there.
00:26:15Why?
00:26:16You won't get hurt if you don't break for the house.
00:26:18Go on.
00:26:35What is this?
00:26:37You bought your ticket, you'll see.
00:26:38Sit down.
00:26:44Goodbye, ladies.
00:26:45See you after roundup.
00:26:58Dave right.
00:27:01So you're sent for big brother.
00:27:06Why don't I remind myself to pack a gun when I visit my neighbors.
00:27:10That money was yours, Dave right?
00:27:12Oh, it was, huh?
00:27:13That baby's gonna need a name.
00:27:15Yours.
00:27:21You want another helping?
00:27:28Well, come on.
00:27:29Pull the trigger.
00:27:31First you shoot me, and then you gotta shoot Huey because he saw you.
00:27:35Then you'll have to shoot Mrs. Burke and your own sister because they'll see you.
00:27:39Well, come on.
00:27:40Pull the trigger.
00:27:41Quit it all and he'll do it.
00:27:42I don't think he's got the guts.
00:27:48Put that down.
00:27:49That gun down, big brother.
00:27:50You won't use it.
00:27:52And I'll break your arm if you keep it.
00:27:59I won't.
00:28:00No, no, no, no.
00:28:25Get him up.
00:28:27Nick, put that gun down, please.
00:28:30Go ahead.
00:28:31Hey, cut down on her, she's only your sister.
00:28:33You gotta kill somebody.
00:28:36Be careful who you poke in the belly.
00:28:38Huey, that's enough.
00:28:40Whatever you say, Lily.
00:28:42All right, Hub, this is still our dance.
00:28:44No, Owen!
00:28:46Haven't I made enough trouble for myself?
00:28:48For my baby?
00:28:49You wanna add murder, too?
00:28:52No one take them to the sheriff.
00:28:53If you need someone to sign the complaint, I'll do it.
00:28:58All right, Lily, you got the right.
00:29:01Come on.
00:29:06Go on.
00:29:12Here are the lazy W's for sale.
00:29:15How much?
00:29:16Oh, they're asking $35,000 cash for it.
00:29:19That reminds me, you owe me some money.
00:29:22I generally do, aren't you?
00:29:23Joe Benson told me yesterday at the bank that you were overdrawn.
00:29:27Don't worry, the old man covered it for you.
00:29:29Thanks.
00:29:30Still trying to fill those inside straights, huh?
00:29:32I always forget what you told me.
00:29:34Hey, have you been spending our money?
00:29:37You know, that's a joint account.
00:29:39How much did he draw?
00:29:41$500.
00:29:42Said you drew it in gold.
00:29:44Makes a nice clink in the pocket of that.
00:29:48I'll see you later.
00:29:49I've got to get ready for work.
00:29:50Yeah.
00:29:52Is there some cream there, Jim?
00:29:56Excuse me.
00:30:09You don't believe that story about the $500, do you?
00:30:12No, I don't.
00:30:15Well, look, honey, there's certain things that you've got to understand.
00:30:19I don't like Arch knowing everything that's going on.
00:30:22Yes.
00:30:24And I can understand you're not wanting him to know.
00:30:27That $500 is a lot of money.
00:30:29I didn't like taking it out of the account either, but...
00:30:33Well, it was for a lady's honor.
00:30:36Stop it, Lee. Stop it.
00:30:37I know all about you and Lily.
00:30:43Oh, I know what you're thinking.
00:30:46Oh, honey, that $500 was to help Owen out.
00:30:51I don't want Arch or anybody else to know about it.
00:30:55But now that the fat's in the fire, I guess I'll have to tell you the truth.
00:30:59You see, Owen got him in trouble with Lily.
00:31:03And the least I could do to help him was...
00:31:06Well, you know how much I think of Owen.
00:31:08The least I could do to help him was to give him the money.
00:31:10Oh, you're a liar.
00:31:13You're a mean, contemptible liar.
00:31:31Hey!
00:31:34You're all alike.
00:31:36You and Arch and Lee.
00:31:37You could be a little clearer.
00:31:38You're all a pack of liars.
00:31:39Well, I'm through.
00:31:40I'm leaving.
00:31:42Slow down to a walk.
00:31:43That $500 you gave Lily, I know where it came from.
00:31:46Now, wait a minute, Jen.
00:31:47Protecting him again.
00:31:48Fighting with Lily's brothers.
00:31:50You've known all about her and Lee from the start.
00:31:52It's just a lot of talk.
00:31:53I'd pay it no mind.
00:31:55Owen, why can't you be your own man?
00:31:57ihnen.
00:32:01these misunderstandings happen.
00:32:03All married people have a quarrel once in a while, I guess.
00:32:06I hate him.
00:32:09jen.
00:32:15You and I are kind of in the same fix.
00:32:18Arch is all the family we got.
00:32:20With him, we belong to something.
00:32:23Shouldn't we give him back a little bit in return?
00:32:32Oh, and what can I do?
00:32:34What can I do?
00:32:36Stay around.
00:32:38For Arch.
00:32:43All right.
00:32:46But all I'll do is stay.
00:32:59Morning, Mr. Kicker.
00:33:06Hey, hey, Owen.
00:33:09What fell on you?
00:33:11A couple of hard cases.
00:33:12Brothers.
00:33:13Name of Faskin.
00:33:14Faskin?
00:33:17Two of them?
00:33:19Lily's clan is gathering.
00:33:27Do they know?
00:33:29You're still alive.
00:33:30Do you think they'll find out?
00:33:32Well, not for a while.
00:33:34The sheriff's got them locked up.
00:33:37How long?
00:33:39Week.
00:33:43They'll try again.
00:33:45Well, tell them.
00:33:47Well, Lily might.
00:33:48She doesn't want to, but they're kind of hard to handle.
00:33:52Well, what do I do?
00:33:54You wouldn't do it.
00:33:56Let's see.
00:33:58There's only one way.
00:34:00Take Jen and get out.
00:34:01Stay away from here.
00:34:02Begin all over again.
00:34:03Because you've won this place out and all your friends with it.
00:34:07Sure.
00:34:08It's either that or get shot.
00:34:11With me gone, the ranch is yours.
00:34:18Nobody can stop your thinking.
00:34:20But don't say it to me.
00:34:23All right.
00:34:27Richard?
00:34:30Well, one day you'll help me once too often.
00:34:35Now, you boys are going out on a big roundup.
00:34:37If you ride with a short or underfed string, you might as well be afoot.
00:34:41Now, here's a horse you can have cheap.
00:34:43A real Saturday afternoon bargain.
00:34:46Sound of limb and body.
00:34:48Roon, he's been burned so often he looks like a brand book.
00:34:51Just give me an offer.
00:34:53I may got about 12 brands.
00:34:54What do you say, Lee?
00:34:55Oh, I'd say a good round dozen.
00:34:56That means 12 of unhappy customers.
00:34:58Now, Roon, I pass.
00:35:00All right.
00:35:01Anybody else?
00:35:02Take him away.
00:35:03Put him out the grass.
00:35:04Let's see the next.
00:35:05All right, all right.
00:35:06I got the best cow horses this side of KC.
00:35:09I got a pedigree comes with this one.
00:35:12Name your price.
00:35:13Well, let's look more like it.
00:35:15Yeah, let me take it.
00:35:16Open the gate, boys.
00:35:26Hunt.
00:35:29Ah!
00:35:30Ah!
00:35:34Ah!
00:35:43Ah!
00:35:44Ah!
00:35:47Ah!
00:35:54Good horse, Rune.
00:35:56Only trouble is he's a whistler.
00:35:57He leaks air.
00:35:59Call that a leak?
00:36:03Owen, you know better than to ride a horse that way through town on Saturday.
00:36:06That team of Wilfots took after you and almost ran away.
00:36:10Well, don't blame me. Blame the horse.
00:36:11He whistles and everything follows.
00:36:14Hey, hold on. I ain't through yet.
00:36:16You sure are.
00:36:18Can't you hold your breath a minute?
00:36:20Put him away.
00:36:28I wonder if the Faskin boys are comfortable.
00:36:30Who cares?
00:36:32Let's go look in on them.
00:36:35Pick me up later at the saloon.
00:36:42Oh, Owen.
00:36:45How are things?
00:36:47Quiet, con.
00:36:48Getting ready for a roundup.
00:36:49Tough job.
00:36:50How'd you like to sign on?
00:36:5230 a month in meals.
00:36:53Oh, not me.
00:36:54I sleep in a soft bed every night.
00:36:57Help you?
00:36:59I'm bringing the Faskin some cookies.
00:37:01Better push them into their cage with a stick.
00:37:04They're a troublesome pair.
00:37:12One inside?
00:37:14Might be catching.
00:37:21I understand the judge gave you boys a week.
00:37:23Judge, the stinking justice of the piece.
00:37:26Well, maybe next time we can arrange a real judge.
00:37:29Claw, hammer, coat, and all.
00:37:30Next time we'll be different.
00:37:37Look.
00:37:40Lily's doing all right without you boys.
00:37:43Why don't you leave her alone?
00:37:45I don't see no missus in front of her name.
00:37:47Well, that happens.
00:37:48Not to a sister of ours.
00:37:51All right, act like jackasses and you'll be treated like them.
00:37:54When you get out, the sheriff will put you on the train.
00:37:56Himself.
00:37:57Show your faces after that and you'll be back.
00:37:59Right here.
00:38:00For six months.
00:38:02You're scared.
00:38:07Just say the word and I'll order some critics of this place.
00:38:17By the way, I've decided to go on round up with you.
00:38:19Not so easily.
00:38:21There are some things and some people you can't run away from.
00:38:23Well, I'll think about that when I get back.
00:38:25You ought to think about it now.
00:38:26Hold it.
00:38:27There's a Cheyenne in that tree.
00:38:31Got him.
00:38:33Hey, that thing jumped into your hand.
00:38:35How did you get it so fast?
00:38:36Practice, son.
00:38:37You ought to try it.
00:38:38Haven't got the time.
00:38:39Lee.
00:38:41The old Cheyenne cap.
00:38:43Yeah.
00:38:44Remember the night we rolled the rocks down on them?
00:38:46I remember when Arch caught us and the licking we got.
00:38:49I'd sooner have been scouted by the Cheyennes.
00:38:50A couple of fool kids playing with Indians.
00:38:53We had our times, didn't we?
00:38:57The Lentine car.
00:39:35Good morning, Arch.
00:39:36Good morning, Lee.
00:39:37Morning.
00:39:39Phew, I'm getting too fat.
00:39:42Did you buy any horses yesterday?
00:39:44Well, Obi-Wruin tried to push a windbroke gelding off on us, but Owen caught him up.
00:39:49Obi never quits trying.
00:39:51Arch, you know, I got to thinking last night.
00:39:53Come on, man.
00:39:54Tell me why they were walking.
00:39:56Come on, walk with me.
00:39:57Walk with me.
00:40:06What started me thinking was that I saw a horse in Runes that I'd like to own.
00:40:10I began talking about price before I remembered that I'm strapped.
00:40:13Buy him.
00:40:14We always got money for a good horse.
00:40:15Oh, I don't care about the horse.
00:40:17I probably own too many.
00:40:18Hey, no, Arch, the point is that a man my age, with a wife, with a father who owns half
00:40:24the county, has to hold off buying a horse because his wages won't let him afford it.
00:40:28Oh, listen, Lee.
00:40:30You haven't been able to trust me.
00:40:32Now, that's in the past, Arch.
00:40:33You were right, but it's done.
00:40:37I've been a good ham this winter, haven't I?
00:40:38Yes, you have.
00:40:40You think I know the cattle business?
00:40:41Maybe not as well as you were on, but well enough to make money at it, huh?
00:40:45Of course.
00:40:46If you need more money, you'll get it.
00:40:47Let me tell you.
00:40:49When you came home with Jen last fall, I thought it was another piece of foolishness like all
00:40:52the others.
00:40:53It wasn't.
00:40:54Jen was something else.
00:40:56Something right.
00:40:57That's why I put you on a top hand's wages.
00:40:59I'll raise them.
00:41:00Oh, no, Arch.
00:41:02That's too easy.
00:41:04Either I'm your son, entitled to your trust with the ranch or anything else, or I'm not.
00:41:09It's one or the other.
00:41:11What do you want?
00:41:13I want to be part owner of the ranch, Arch.
00:41:16I want to share in it.
00:41:17I'm married and settled down now.
00:41:20Why, here's where I'll live and raise my kids and die.
00:41:23Here's where I'll help take over from you when you've had enough of the business.
00:41:29I'm not just camping here for wages.
00:41:32I'm here to stay, Arch.
00:41:34I'm your son.
00:41:37I've been thinking about it, too.
00:41:38More than you.
00:41:39A lot more than you.
00:41:41You're my own blood.
00:41:42A man has a debt to that.
00:41:44Oh, you've got no debt to me, Arch.
00:41:46Yeah.
00:41:47It's an old one.
00:41:50Began the day your mother died.
00:41:51You got it coming to you, Lee, for doing without her.
00:41:54Well, we've managed, old-timer.
00:41:57Beginner to feel like one.
00:41:59I'll go in town tomorrow and draw out the papers.
00:42:02From now on, half the ranch is yours.
00:42:06My half will go to Owen when I die.
00:42:10Hamilton.
00:42:11Flying H.
00:42:13Neely.
00:42:13Dog Iron.
00:42:15Sam.
00:42:16Lazy S, double O.
00:42:19Frank, Peter.
00:42:20Box, pitchfork.
00:42:22Frank, Martin.
00:42:24Let's see, Box F.
00:42:25Double F.
00:42:26That's right, double F.
00:42:28What do you carry them in your head for?
00:42:29We've got 40 different brands.
00:42:31The biggest shuffle you ever saw.
00:42:32We'll have to move fast.
00:42:33Talk to you a minute, Owen.
00:42:34Sure, go ahead, Huey.
00:42:36I was back up in the mountains yesterday, looking for the last of the horses.
00:42:39Oh, we finished the tally this morning.
00:42:41They're all in.
00:42:41There's a small jag of our cattle up there.
00:42:44Brands are still haired over, but I could tell there was ours.
00:42:47Couldn't stop because I was trying to turn the horses, and by the time we got them headed downhill, I
00:42:51was miles away.
00:42:52Do you want to pick them up today?
00:42:53Well, I aimed to this morning.
00:42:55They're gone.
00:42:56Well, they've probably been rounded up by the other crew already.
00:42:59Nope, they was drove the other way.
00:43:01Did you travel them?
00:43:02As far as I could.
00:43:04Let's go try again, Huey.
00:43:06I'll come with you.
00:43:07Stop stopping to get my gun, Huey.
00:43:08Better get Owen's, too.
00:43:20Take a look at this shoe.
00:43:22You see the two cocks on the inside and how it's built up?
00:43:28This rider signed his name for us.
00:43:39Two horses and four steers.
00:43:42These tracks go straight for a while.
00:43:58It got dark on me here, and I turned back.
00:44:02Good place to cross.
00:44:04If they want to cross, you'd think like a cattle rustler.
00:44:07Let's look on the other side.
00:44:21Only one horse came out of the water here.
00:44:29I was right.
00:44:30This horse is a decode.
00:44:32It's either one up or downstream.
00:44:33Huey, you look below.
00:44:35Yeah.
00:44:55There ain't even been a horse down this way.
00:44:58There has been here, and they've been driving some steers ahead of them.
00:45:19Here's where they come out.
00:45:25Let's hear back its place.
00:45:26Yeah.
00:45:27Let's go over and have a look.
00:45:54Let's go over and have a look.
00:45:58Let's go over and have a look.
00:45:59You looking for something?
00:46:01Four steers.
00:46:03Well, there ain't that water in Trump.
00:46:06There is that stick up.
00:46:08Come here, Herb.
00:46:12Notice that cork.
00:46:14The built up inside of that shoe.
00:46:17Who owns the horse that wears it?
00:46:18I've never seen it before.
00:46:38Here's another one. It's fresh.
00:46:46What about it, Herb?
00:46:48What about what?
00:46:51Whoever rode that horse drove four of our steers in here.
00:46:54Look, if you see your steers here, you can talk.
00:46:57If not, I ain't accountable.
00:46:58Get on your horse and get out of here.
00:47:00Herb, I figure you butcher that beef and bury the hides,
00:47:03but I can't prove it.
00:47:04So I'm gonna do the next best thing.
00:47:06I'm gonna show you what you buy into every time I track our cattle here.
00:47:31I always heard you were a pretty good saloon fighter, Herb.
00:47:34How are you without a bottle or a knife?
00:47:54I'm gonna die.
00:47:56I'm gonna die.
00:47:56Let's go, Herb.
00:47:57I'm gonna die.
00:48:01I'm gonna die.
00:48:12Now we're going to take four of your steers.
00:48:14You licked him.
00:48:16Why go to jail for stealing his cattle?
00:48:18You talking as the new half-owner?
00:48:20You've got a roundup to go to, so have I.
00:48:22How are we going to make it if we're in jail?
00:48:26You coming, Huey?
00:48:28You're still foreman.
00:48:56You're going to keep me from going to the sheriff?
00:49:00Think back a ways, Herb.
00:49:01Did I put a gun on you?
00:49:03Did I shoot the knife out of your hand?
00:49:06Am I driving off your steers?
00:49:09I got no part in this.
00:49:14He's your foreman.
00:49:16Sad but true.
00:49:19Put a good price on your beef, Herb.
00:49:21You can't buy me off. Don't try.
00:49:25It wasn't a $250 beating, was it?
00:49:29All right.
00:49:31It's a deal.
00:49:32But I ain't done with him yet.
00:49:34Long as I can look down a gun barrel, I ain't done with him.
00:49:41Come on in to town with me.
00:49:43I'll get you the money.
00:49:44I can't sit a horse till I get this hand fixed and get a drink.
00:49:59Ain't you dancing tonight, son?
00:50:01I'm drinking tonight, Mr. Willoughby.
00:50:03Careful, that Applejack. Don't put your lights out.
00:50:06Seen Owen?
00:50:07Start bleeding again. Jen took him to the house.
00:50:30Too tight?
00:50:32The tighter the better.
00:50:34You seem to be getting in a lot of trouble lately.
00:50:37Trouble?
00:50:38You don't have to, you know.
00:50:40You can stop them from saying those things about you and Lily.
00:50:43Oh, I don't mind.
00:50:44I happen to like Lily.
00:50:47There.
00:50:48Here, let me help you.
00:50:52Thanks, Jen.
00:50:55Owen,
00:50:57you can't make it up to Lily by yourself.
00:50:59Lee was half a man and...
00:51:06I want to see Jen alone.
00:51:12Wait, Owen.
00:51:14Stay.
00:51:15What do you want?
00:51:18I'm leaving in the morning, honey.
00:51:20Big roundup.
00:51:21I've you gone a long time.
00:51:22I know that.
00:51:25Well, I've got to say goodbye, don't I?
00:51:27Well, goodbye then.
00:51:29Oh, no.
00:51:29Not like that.
00:51:31Not anymore.
00:51:35Leave me alone.
00:51:39Oh.
00:51:42It's easy enough to lock one man out as long as there's somebody else to take his place.
00:51:45I'm drunk, Lee.
00:51:47Drunk enough to see double.
00:51:48To see you here with Jen.
00:52:04I'm sorry you had to see that.
00:52:10I wish I could help, Jen.
00:52:14Just knowing you're around helps.
00:52:21There are things I'd like to say.
00:52:25What would you say, Owen?
00:52:33I'd say I haven't got the right to help.
00:52:36I'd say it's too bad.
00:52:54I'd say it's too bad.
00:53:10What do you want?
00:53:11I want to talk to you.
00:53:14How's the hand?
00:53:16Still sore.
00:53:18What's the matter?
00:53:19Still sore, huh?
00:53:20I guess you don't have much love for Daybright.
00:53:23My time will come.
00:53:27I hear the Faskin boys are getting out of jail soon.
00:53:31So I hear, and they'll still be looking for Papa.
00:53:35If I got them figured, Daybright will be dead in another few days.
00:53:39No, he'll be gone.
00:53:41Roundup?
00:53:42That ain't gonna be hard for them to find.
00:53:44Oh, a couple of saddle tramps like them would be picked up in no time at Roundup.
00:53:50No.
00:53:51In order for them to join, they'll have to have a letter of authorization from some well-known brand.
00:53:56Like yours, say.
00:53:58Daybright would try to keep them out.
00:54:00Sure, he will if they try to join the Western Division.
00:54:04But if they write to the Eastern Division, present your letter, they can get in.
00:54:08I'll be with the Eastern.
00:54:10Likely his wagon captain.
00:54:14East and West divisions meet, don't they, to finish up the Roundup?
00:54:19Yeah.
00:54:21To finish up.
00:54:24You know, Herb, I should have made that check much bigger.
00:54:27That was a bad beating you took.
00:54:30Yeah.
00:54:32An awful beating.
00:54:36Jones Western.
00:54:40Huey, you're with me.
00:54:44Stu Miller Western.
00:54:47More of your recent.
00:54:55Hung over?
00:54:56I feel fine.
00:55:00How'd you make out with Baggett yesterday?
00:55:02I bought the stairs.
00:55:03Good price?
00:55:04$250.
00:55:06Just for cattle?
00:55:09Yeah.
00:55:13I've decided to take your advice, Owen.
00:55:15I'm getting out of the country after this roundup.
00:55:19You?
00:55:20Starting all over again?
00:55:21Working for a living?
00:55:22Yeah.
00:55:23Just like that.
00:55:25What about Gin?
00:55:26I'll send for her when I'm ready.
00:55:28She'll join me.
00:55:34The nice morning the day we left.
00:55:36The sun warm on your shoulders.
00:55:38But we didn't feel good.
00:55:41This time there was something under your wishbone that said we were in for grief.
00:55:50Seems like they were just coming home from the winter drift.
00:55:53We turn around, they're off again.
00:55:54How do you feel about another month with me?
00:55:56Scare you?
00:55:58You'll wait for him alone this time.
00:56:00What's wrong, Gin?
00:56:03Something to do with Lee?
00:56:04I can't talk about it, Arch.
00:56:07Well, it sounds final.
00:56:09It is final.
00:56:14I was going to leave without telling you.
00:56:16Were you, Gin?
00:56:17Can't I help you?
00:56:20You can't always make it up for him.
00:56:23I always have, till now.
00:56:27That's part of the trouble.
00:56:29Look, maybe it's my fault.
00:56:31Maybe it never could have worked.
00:56:33I'm restless here.
00:56:35I've been alone so long, I'm used to it.
00:56:39We've never lied to each other.
00:56:40We don't have to start now.
00:56:43Are you running away from Owen because he loves you?
00:56:48You're a good woman, Gin.
00:56:49Your life should be rich and peaceful.
00:56:51But if you run away from it now, you'll spend what's left with bitter memories and doubts.
00:56:58Wait till they get back.
00:57:02That's something like what Owen said.
00:57:04It's good advice, Gin.
00:57:15The spring roundup is a cow hunt.
00:57:17In the winter, they drift.
00:57:19The aim is to get them back to the home range.
00:57:23Besides that, there's the calves.
00:57:26They make a tally, brand, crop, and dehorn.
00:57:33I was with Owen in the Western Division.
00:57:35We worked hard and the hours were long.
00:57:38We didn't measure time by the day but by the green end of the grass.
00:57:43It was all planned well and the work went even and smooth.
00:58:16It was all planned.
00:58:17Get on.
00:58:18What about our guns?
00:58:19Get inside.
00:58:20I'll throw them on the back platform after the train starts.
00:58:24You were going to kill a man, remember?
00:58:26I ain't through yet.
00:58:27Next visit?
00:58:28That's right.
00:58:29Now I'm worried.
00:58:45I can't hold this!
00:59:02The sheriff told you to stay out.
00:59:03What do you want?
00:59:05Be neighborly.
00:59:06Help you find the man you're looking for, eh, Bright?
00:59:08Why do you care?
00:59:10I run a business.
00:59:12It's the business of moving cattle fast over long distances.
00:59:16Mostly in rainy weather and at night.
00:59:19Daybright bothers me.
00:59:20Why don't you level on him then?
00:59:22That shouldn't bother a man like you.
00:59:24And Hank? No.
00:59:26I'm looking for someone to shoot him who's got a right to.
00:59:29You found him.
00:59:31Here's the setup.
00:59:33Daybright's on Roundup.
00:59:35I can get you into it legally.
00:59:37Once you're there, you'll have no trouble finding him.
00:59:39Go on.
00:59:41When this train hits the top of Bench, Brad,
00:59:43it'll be slow to a walk.
00:59:45We get off there.
00:59:47I got three horses waiting.
00:59:49Daybright will sure be surprised to see us.
00:59:52Yeah.
00:59:53Come on. Here we are.
01:00:06Let's go.
01:00:21On the other side of the mountain, Lee was with the Eastern Division.
01:00:38More!
01:00:43Cut out all Omar brand. It's local.
01:00:45Turn them over to Mr. Jenkins here.
01:00:47Right.
01:00:47어�飾ary.
01:00:51On the other side.
01:00:56Get out, Omar.
01:00:57Get out, Omar.
01:00:59Get out, Omar.
01:01:00Fog.
01:01:17Go, go, go!
01:01:40Lee!
01:01:41Lee!
01:01:42Lee!
01:01:43Lee!
01:01:50Referee that brand.
01:02:09I read Obar.
01:02:10I take it back.
01:02:11It looked like mine.
01:02:12Satisfied?
01:02:13Satisfied.
01:02:13He's yours, Jenkins.
01:02:28What brand?
01:02:29Obar.
01:02:31See that pair with the pack horse behind Hardison?
01:02:38They brought this.
01:02:40Claims to represent an outfit near you.
01:02:45Yeah.
01:02:46They're from our part.
01:02:49Know his two riders?
01:02:51Yeah, I've seen them.
01:02:52All right, I'll assign them to your wagon.
01:02:54No, no.
01:02:55Some of the boys haven't a very friendly feeling for that brand.
01:02:58Well, if they're wrong ones, I'll send them whistling.
01:03:00Well, you can't do that.
01:03:01They got a right to their stock.
01:03:03We'll keep a close look out at the stuff they cut out.
01:03:05Meanwhile, assign them to another wagon.
01:03:07Somebody who doesn't know them.
01:03:09I don't want them around me.
01:03:10Well, that's fair enough.
01:03:22In Lee's division, the work was the same as ours.
01:03:26They'd make the combings, snake them out of the draws, gather them, push them toward the middle.
01:03:54Hey, first of our stock we've seen.
01:03:57Yeah, they've really wintered.
01:03:59Have you earned anything on the home range?
01:04:01Yeah.
01:04:02Looks like a bonus for all hands.
01:04:05Arch will be a rich man.
01:04:08So will you.
01:04:09You're a partner now, ain't you?
01:04:13That's right.
01:04:14I was forgetting.
01:04:19Well, I got a half of summer's work laid out.
01:04:21I'm heading for Texas to reach stock.
01:04:23How are you going to get your beef from Texas all the way home to Montana?
01:04:27Yeah, by the time you buy your herd, Kansas will come up with some new kind of fever and quarantine
01:04:31you out.
01:04:32If you move to New Mexico, the same thing will happen.
01:04:35I reckon you'll just have to stay put in Texas, and that's no life.
01:04:38Now, son, you must have heard of railroads.
01:04:41I'm just going to lock my herd up in airtight boxcars, put a bag of that clean Texas air in
01:04:46each car, and unload in Montana.
01:04:57Say, my name is Strobey.
01:04:58I don't think I got your name.
01:05:00Oh, Dave Allard.
01:05:01I, uh, I gathered you're sending your crew back to Montana with your strays while you head for Texas to
01:05:06restart.
01:05:06That's right.
01:05:07Well, I can save you the trouble.
01:05:09I'll have 3,000 double-wintered steers for sale at the end of roundup.
01:05:14In good shape?
01:05:16You're picking them up every day.
01:05:17Look at them.
01:05:18They've got our brand.
01:05:20What price?
01:05:21$14,000.
01:05:22Laid down at Wet Mountain Meadow.
01:05:25$14,000.
01:05:28You just made a deal.
01:05:30I'll have to find the nearest telegraph station, and it'll take a few days until I can cover a check
01:05:34for $42,000.
01:05:35That's all right.
01:05:45THE END
01:06:13Here's some hot coffee
01:06:14Well, thanks, Mr. Willoughby
01:06:16Why don't I save my money and buy a nice warm store I can sit in
01:06:20I've seen them stores, they're drafty
01:06:22Beats washing away, sure does
01:06:27Come on in, out of the weather, friend
01:06:29What are you, East or West Division
01:06:32Wet
01:06:34Name's Allard
01:06:34Dave Wright
01:06:36Thanks, I needed this
01:06:38I need a horse, too
01:06:39I wanted to ride on through tonight, and mine's beating
01:06:42Huey, get the man a horse
01:06:46Where are you headed for?
01:06:48I left the East Division for a few days
01:06:50I'm looking for a telegraph
01:06:51Missed it in the rain, huh?
01:06:53Man could miss anything in this
01:06:55I don't know whether I'm drowned or not
01:06:58Well, there's a telegraph at our meeting place
01:06:59The Wet Mountain Meadow
01:07:02Huey, change the man's saddle
01:07:03While he finishes his coffee
01:07:05Say, is that your brand?
01:07:10That's right
01:07:12I just bought your herd
01:07:14That's why I was looking for a telegraph
01:07:15To get my credit in shape by wire
01:07:17Bought
01:07:18You must be mistaken, mister
01:07:21Trobe owned the brand
01:07:23Yeah
01:07:24That's it
01:07:25Three thousand double winter steers
01:07:27Delivered at the meeting place
01:07:31Trobe is the owner, ain't he?
01:07:33He can sell them
01:07:35Is there anything wrong?
01:07:39Not a thing, friend
01:07:40Not a thing
01:07:44Well, thanks for everything
01:08:14I didn't think you could plan that far
01:08:16You reckon that's why Lee made his bid to be partner?
01:08:19That's why
01:08:20Sell the beef and get the money to clear out
01:08:23What's he running from?
01:08:28There's people he has to answer to
01:08:31You always stand up for him, don't you, Owen?
01:08:37When you're loyal to a man, Huey
01:08:38You're loyal to everything about him
01:08:40Even his faults
01:08:41Even his son
01:08:46It's funny what you just said about Arch
01:08:48I've been feeling that way a long time
01:08:50About somebody else
01:08:55About Lily
01:09:03Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
01:09:04no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
01:09:04no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
01:09:04no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
01:09:04no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
01:09:07no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
01:09:25Let's go.
01:09:57Day by day and hour by hour, the two divisions pushed closer together.
01:10:02So did Owen and Lee for the showdown.
01:10:09Only an hour away, Owen.
01:10:10The eastern division is over the next hill.
01:10:46No matter what the city is, Owen.
01:10:48No matter what extent it is, Owen.
01:10:53All right, let's go.
01:11:00Hiya, big fella.
01:11:01Howdy, O.
01:11:05How are you feeling?
01:11:06I'm making too many days in the saddle.
01:11:08I'll take it.
01:11:09Lay around?
01:11:10Yeah, lay!
01:11:12Owen!
01:11:13How did it go?
01:11:13How are you?
01:11:14Oh, a spoon of silk.
01:11:17What's your count?
01:11:182,000, yours.
01:11:19Good, a little over 1,000.
01:11:21Well, that gives you Allard's $3,000 and some to spare.
01:11:27Who's Allard?
01:11:29The man you're gonna sell the herd to.
01:11:33That's right. So it is.
01:11:35There'll be news to Arch.
01:11:37Especially since he's planning to go down to the panhandle and buy more stock.
01:11:41The deal's going through.
01:11:44I'm Arch's foremanly.
01:11:45And I'm a partner.
01:11:47I pay half your wages, remember.
01:11:49You give me half my orders?
01:11:51Your orders are to keep your nose out of my business.
01:11:53And let you steal Arch's cattle.
01:11:56I'm a little harder hearing, Lee.
01:11:59The day after tomorrow we start for home.
01:12:01It's a big herd. The man the wanker get run over.
01:12:06You better tell Al it was a mistake.
01:12:08To forget about it.
01:12:10Your orders are still to keep your nose out of my business.
01:12:13Wait a minute, Lee.
01:12:16I don't get it.
01:12:17You don't think you can pull this off with me around, do you?
01:12:43You don't think you can pull this off with me around, do you?
01:12:46I was working down by the river, past the last of the wagons.
01:12:49Don't make sense.
01:12:51What?
01:12:52Well, passing one of the wagons, I saw those two faskins.
01:12:55You sure? No mistake.
01:12:57They've been on round on.
01:12:59I stood there talking with the rest of the crew, needed a shave.
01:13:02They've slept in wet clothes like us.
01:13:06Lee knew it and didn't say anything.
01:13:08And he isn't worried like he should be.
01:13:16Owen.
01:13:21You know, I've been thinking about that deal I made with Dave Allen.
01:13:26Yeah?
01:13:28I admit, I made a mistake.
01:13:29Like I always do when I haven't got you around to steer me.
01:13:33Well, I'm glad you see the light, Lee.
01:13:35Yeah.
01:13:36Yeah.
01:13:37Well, I'd better get down to the depot,
01:13:39and stop Allard before I get too involved in that deal.
01:13:41Fine, you go ahead.
01:13:43Will you come with me?
01:13:46I'm pretty busy here.
01:13:48Well, it'll be much more convincing when you're around.
01:13:52All right, I'll tell Mead we're going.
01:14:01Lee and I are going over to the telegraph.
01:14:03We won't be long.
01:14:04All right.
01:14:22Lee and I are going over to the telegraph.
01:14:27All right.
01:14:28Remember now, we don't blast till day bright gets to that boulder.
01:14:31Yeah, I'll remember.
01:14:37Looks like this is our last roundup together, Owen.
01:14:40Oh, I tried to pull a fast one on you by grabbing that Allard deal,
01:14:43but I couldn't.
01:14:45So I'm going anyway.
01:14:47Just like I told you I would.
01:14:48Fine.
01:14:49I'm leaving you to win right down the line, Owen.
01:14:52I'm leaving everything.
01:14:54Arch.
01:14:55The Ranch.
01:14:56Jen.
01:14:57You.
01:14:58It's yours.
01:15:00The Works.
01:15:01You sure you thought this out good?
01:15:03You've been trying to tell me for years how to do the right thing.
01:15:07You gave me the straight line about getting away from here
01:15:09and beginning all over again.
01:15:11I just kind of hate to do it, that's all.
01:15:13Maybe it's because, uh,
01:15:15we've had a lot of fun together.
01:15:18We have at that, huh?
01:15:20Remember that time in Kansas City when Arch took us to the Cattlemen's Convention?
01:15:23Yeah.
01:15:25I played cards with the big Texans.
01:15:27Yeah, I remember.
01:15:27You beat him in five cold poker draws.
01:15:30Right.
01:15:30That's when I found out what good a kicker was.
01:15:34Yeah, we sure had a lot of good times.
01:15:36That's what I'll miss.
01:15:38I'll miss him too.
01:15:41No matter how old you get, there's that part of growing up you never forget.
01:15:44I'm glad you said that, Owen.
01:15:46I'll remember that when I'm gone from you.
01:15:58Now.
01:16:32Come on.
01:16:38How old you're in?
01:16:40Come on.
01:16:42Where's Owen?
01:16:44Somebody's in trouble.
01:16:45Take a minute and go see.
01:16:59Go around the other side.
01:17:00Try to sneak up behind them, I'll cover you.
01:17:17Let's go.
01:17:48Let's go.
01:18:18Let's go.
01:18:44Let's go.
01:19:15Let's go.
01:19:18Let's go.
01:19:46Let's go.
01:19:57I'm taking you in, Lee.
01:19:59We're gonna settle up.
01:20:01Not a chance.
01:20:03We're gonna face Arch and tell him the whole truth.
01:20:06For once.
01:20:08Come on out.
01:20:10You're forgetting.
01:20:12I still got my kicker.
01:20:15I always could outdraw you, Owen.
01:20:18I'll spot you then, but it won't change anything.
01:20:22Come on out.
01:20:24Or do I have to come in and get you?
01:20:44What's the whole story, Arch?
01:20:46All of it.
01:20:48It was in front of me for years, Owen.
01:20:50I refused to see it.
01:20:52I lied to myself.
01:20:53You lied.
01:20:54To make it easier for me.
01:20:56You didn't kill him.
01:20:58I did.
01:20:59A long time ago.
01:21:02The day I looked away and hoped he'd change.
01:21:05Hoped he'd work out.
01:21:15I'll have to tell Jen.
01:21:17I'd like to tell her myself.
01:21:42You thôi.
01:22:01A long time ago.
01:22:02Go, Bill.
01:22:02Go, Bill.
01:22:02Go, Bill.
01:22:02Go, Bill.
01:22:02Go, Bill.
01:22:05Go, Bill.
01:22:07Go, Bill.
01:22:11Go, Bill.
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