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How many cattle are mooing their heads off?
Are they cattle?"
They raised beef cattle on what was essentially wetlands.
You might say it's a recipe for the future of good food, whether we're talking about bass or beef cattle.
He says children now walk long distances with cattle and buffalo to find uncontaminated grazing land.
I spent about a week in this Dinka cattle camp on the banks of the Nile in South Sudan.
The Dinka taught me how to tie papyrus into a shelter, and also I observed how they had adapted their way of life around the migratory needs of their beloved cattle.
The Dinka were still in love with their cattle, but they had turned in their spears for Kalashnikovs.
The cattle camps from above were even more spectacular than I could have imagined, but things had changed there too.
This is the ancestor of cattle.
Five years after the US Civil War, western folk are more concerned with the age old war between homesteaders and cattle ranchers.
At one point Herzog encounters a group of starved cattle rotting away in the sand, yet the image is presented much like you and me would, perhaps worse, the camera peering hand-held from one cattle to the next.
Senor Robles, Tonia's father, has plenty of men, but they can't seem to be able to keep an eye on his cattle, which are regularly rustled by the Marlow brothers.
Simply, the cattle barrons of the time wanted to kill all cattle thieves and claimed they were all immagrants.
In the dusty little town of Furlough in Texas, an animal is slaughtering the cattle and the locals.
John Wayne is U.S. Marshal John Travers, investigating a crooked hoodlum known only as "The Shadow", responsible for stealing cattle, stage holdups and the like, and giving orders from behind the door of a phony wall safe.
However, when one is first introduced to this film, you notice the amazing wide open cinematography and a scene involving a church hall missing a wall that opens up to the pastures and scenic view of the mountains with cattle grazing.
Breillat ably demonstrates the instinctive, lizard-brain methods of a female auteur in extracting from two "cattle" (as Hitchcock called actors) a love-scene of searing intimacy.
It may be that I still act like a kid, or I visit a cattle farm every weekend, but this movie was cute.
Madison was quite popular as television's Wild Bill Hickock and is good as a displaced cattle rancher who is given his thankless task by the army.
In short order we're treated to Ford letting his ranch be burned, so his men are justified in ambushing the crew from the other ranch; then Ford and his men stampede all the horses and cattle of the big bad guy's ranch; then they show up and burn the outbuildings and the big fancy house to the ground.
Where Hitchcock infamously treated his actors as cattle, Cassavetes sought to work with them improvisationally.
This is yet another western about a greedy cattle baron looking to push out small ranchers and farmers.
This film follows a group of of Dinka boys, a tribe of cattle herders, whom were left orphaned after their village was destroyed and their families killed in a brutal attack carried out by the Arab forces.
My only problem with this film (and it's really picking nits) is that I had the impression that Call wanted to be "the first man to graze cattle in Montana", and it's obvious that Dunnigan had already been there a while.
Raoul Walsh was a master at showing caravans and cattle moving through the west, he directed 'The Tall Men' in 1955, which has a lot in common with 'The Big Trail'.
The government has invested in the family's cattle, but they're lacking a bull.
Born, raised, and educated in Scotland, I was appalled at this disgusting portrayal of a man who was no more nor less than a cattle rustler.
Elvis Presley plays an Indian bull-riding champ who leaves the rodeo for a stay at home on his folks' desert-spread in Arizona, where government suits have just invested in the family's herd of cattle (which is in dire need of a stud).
He wants to start a cattle ranch there with partner Bill Williams and cook Lee Tung Foo.
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