The Rest of the Boys Don't Like Dewey Dawson

Life on the Red Horse Ranch. Ed Carter, owner of the Red Horse Ranch, has finally given his consent to Dewey Dawson staying on at the ranch.

But the rest of the boys don't relish the prospect of having the son of an outlaw around. As we left them, Dad was instructing Cookie to take Dewey's dog and get rid of it. Let's join Cookie in the chuck house now.

He paid. That's what they call you. Come here. Stand up here. Now you look me and I. Cookie ain't no sheep-hated dog. What are they talking about? Boo. How's your mouth? You hear me? Boo.

Mr. Carter, he come right out here. He can run you off the place. I hear him out. I'm gonna get you clean, owner. What's the idea you're getting yourself dirty? You know, did it all come in this chill cow?

Huh. She's had one they talking about. You know, most she's had nine. That boy show power broke up So he doesn't think he losing you. He means riding, he sees you. Hey, how is he up now?

You all met the car in the ring, yo, Nick? Stop that noise, Nick. Hey, how's the music going? I'll get you a second, just basket again. Hey, are we here? We come in and catch you.

Okay, not breakfast ready for the outfit. Yes, Midg, got it practically ready practically ready. Oh, boy, it should have been out right in line an hour ago. Oh, here you come in here. Thank you, nice young mouth. Get in there.

Okay. Yes. What are you doing over there? Come on back here and get on the business. Yes. Yes, I'm gonna raise your land price to make. Well, be sure you give them plenty to eat.