"Rawhide" The Gentleman's Gentleman (TV Episode 1961) - Richard Shannon as Bison Bob Driscoll

Bison Bob Driscoll : Well, I happen to be Mister Bob Bison Driscoll. When it comes to giving orders, you better ask your guide whose word goes around here.

Lord Ashton : Am I to understand you're forbidding me to hunt?

Bison Bob Driscoll : If we speak the same lingo.

Lord Ashton : You're one of those hide men, aren't you?

Bison Bob Driscoll : Then you've heard of me.

Lord Ashton : Oh, yes. I've heard how you slaughter those noble creatures by the hundreds and leave their carcasses to rot.

Bison Bob Driscoll : Hides and tongues. That's all they're good for.

Lord Ashton : Not to a hunter, Mr Driscoll. Or to a sportsman. Just to a butcher.

Bison Bob Driscoll : Look, mister, that herd's our grubstake. You or nobody else is gonna ride out and split 'em, or stampede 'em just for sport.
Gil Favor : You starting a range fire?

Bison Bob Driscoll : The wind will take it west and move them buffalo along just as neat as if they were a trail herd.

Gil Favor : Last range fire they had blacked half the territory before it burned itself out.

Bison Bob Driscoll : Some hunters got a little careless.

Rowdy Yates : Like the wind changed and they couldn't stop it. Is that what you mean?

Gil Favor : You don't own this range exclusive, Driscoll.

Bison Bob Driscoll : Nope. Wide open. Anybody guts with to take is welcome. Only better have guns to do it with.
Bison Bob Driscoll : If you wanna get killed fancy, I'll be glad to oblige. I'll even pin a flower on your vest afterwards.

Richard Shannon: Bison Bob Driscoll