The Last Hard Men

Zach Provo:
You don't die for women. You kill for them.

Pima County Sheriff Noel Nye:
This came in about six o'clock. Twenty two escaped. They've captured or killed fifteen so that leaves seven.

Sam Burgade:
Hmm. Gant. Weed: he could track a duck across a pond. Shiraz: a knife. Lee Roy Tucker: that coyote sniffed under every boulder in the territory. Mike Shelby: nineteen years old, in for life. Menendez: that must be Cesar Menendez. Real handsome lookin' man - cut the head off a little gal in Nogales one time. Said he wanted her earrings.

Pima County Sheriff Noel Nye:
And Zach Provo.

Sam Burgade:
I though he was dead.

Pima County Sheriff Noel Nye:
Well, don't worry about it, Sam. We'll get him. Yeah, we got automobiles, telegraph, the railroad. I ain't ever heard of anyone out run a telephone yet.

[Provo sees the posse in hot pursuit]

Susan Burgade:
Having second thoughts?

Zach Provo:
A man who has second thoughts ain't no man.

Lee Roy Tucker:
When lead starts slappin' these rocks up here, do you figure we're all going to hide behind that juicy little butt of hers?

Sam Burgade:
You can go back if you have to. I'll go where I have to.

Pima County Sheriff Noel Nye:
Yeah, well, I know where you're going. You're going about six feet under, that's where you're going, because they got seven guns to your one.

Sam Burgade:
Everybody's got to die. Nobody's got to give up!

Zach Provo:
Are you in or out?

Will Gant:
Man, for four thousand in gold, I'd cut my old man in a town square and let the vultures feed on his carcass!

Zach Provo:
The things I think up here, I think maybe two to three minutes ahead of you. And that's what counts.

Sam Burgade:
I'm not dead; I'm retired.

Cesar Menendez:
A man needs only two things: a good horse and a silver dollar.